It's Christmas in Jewell
Cove, and local doctor Charlie Yang finds her quiet, steady life
disrupted by both an abandoned baby in the nativity manger and a
real-life mystery man. Sure, she's always wanted a family of her own,
but she didn't imagine it coming from a baby that wasn't hers and a man
who was more interested in living day by day than making long-term
plans...
Ex-SEAL Dave Ricker hadn't planned on making Jewell Cove his forever home, but the talented and tender-hearted Charlie has him reconsidering his position on settling down. Can a beautiful woman, adorable baby, and a small town full of holiday spirit change his mind for good?
Ex-SEAL Dave Ricker hadn't planned on making Jewell Cove his forever home, but the talented and tender-hearted Charlie has him reconsidering his position on settling down. Can a beautiful woman, adorable baby, and a small town full of holiday spirit change his mind for good?
This is a quintessential Christmas
romance. The setting is an idyllic Maine
coastal town complete with tree-lighting ceremony and nativity scene. Dave and Charlene are two people who are
looking for love but afraid to commit. I fell in love with both characters and
was pulling for them the entire time and it was wonderful when they finally
come together but I still wanted more.
Given the nature of holiday romances
they are shorter and are usually teasers to full-length stories in a
series. I am desperately hoping Dave and
Charlene get a full-length novel so we can see their relationship fully flesh
out and learn what happens to baby Daniel.
This was just such a wonderfully sweet story that I don’t want to let
the characters go with so many questions left unanswered.
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The main reason I am unable to give this
story 5 stars is because the plot line with Daniel is left unresolved. As a mother I just feel unsettled knowing his
permanent home situation is not taken care of.
Otherwise it is a great story and I hope we can see more of these
characters in the future.
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