So come with me and let's take a visit to a place where there is a story on every corner and a community of faith and fun.
Families rejoicing together, caroling parties full of cheer, and church get-togethers brimming with delicious cooking and warm fellowship. Ivy Weaver would give anything to be a part of Christmas in Wells Landing. But one reckless mistake made her an outsider, and it's all she can do now to tend to her ailing grandfather and make a living. She sure doesn't need Zeb Brenneman returning to help after he abandoned her for no reason. He's working hard to make amends, but Ivy isn't sure there's enough faith--or still-sparking love between them--to stir her forgiveness...
Zeb knows leaving Ivy was the biggest mistake he's ever made. Even though she won't hear him out, he's determined to prove he's become the trustworthy, steadfast man she truly deserves. But bright new chances and surprising revelations will give him and Ivy choices they never imagined. And finding their way back to each other will be the most
challenging--and precious--Christmas gift of all . . .
Every book in this series gets better and better. I come back to this series over and over again because I really love it. Lillard brings the characters of this community to life. Ivy is someone who I can see myself spending time with. I feel for her as she goes through so much.
Zeb and Ivy both have to go through the path to forgiveness and finding each other again. Can they see that the unique people in their lives as pointing them in the right direction or will they continue to hurt? Will they be drawn together or torn apart?
A beautiful story of faith, forgiveness, family and Christmas this is one story you don't want to miss. So take a trip to Wells Landing and enjoy another great book in this series. Happy Reading!
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