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Set in small-town Kentucky, Finding Joy in Sugar Plum is a captivating sweet romance filled with friendships, community, and lovable and relatable characters. With steaming cups of hot cocoa, twinkling Christmas lights, and Midnight Mass, Finding Joy in Sugar Plum is full of Christmas spirit and small-town Kentucky charm. Arriving in Sugar Plum for the first time in five years, Sophie Marten's homecoming is far from what she expected. Not only is Grant Bakesfield, a total stranger, living in her house, but to make matters worse, before he passed, her Grandpa made Grant sign a ridiculous contract not allowing him to move out until after Christmas. Will Sophie, who has accepted the position of curator at the town's history museum, fall for the town's mayor, Brad Devanston, who as a boy was crazy about Sophie and whose love for her has been rekindled? Or will Grant, with his kind and chivalrous charm, win Sophie's heart? Will Karah, Sophie's best friend, deny her feelings for Brad in order to ensure Sophie's happiness? Can love, and the joy of Christmas, possibly find them all before Christmas and give them each the happy endings they desire? A white Christmas snowstorm...a hunt for the perfect Christmas tree...making homemade ornaments...dancing to Christmas carols...These are just a few festive events that take place as characters remember the true reason for celebrating Christmas. So, cozy up with Finding Joy in Sugar Plum, and experience all the joy, and love the Christmas season brings!
Wolves of Wet Waterfalls: The Complete Trilogy: Stealing Joy, Finding Home, Ending Torment by Lulu M. Sylvian Pdf
Once upon a time, a terrified woman ran across a freeway and jumped down the side of a mountain not wearing any shoes, because the monster driving the car she was in was more frightening than the prospect of freezing to death. Wolves of Wet Waterfalls is the complete trilogy collection including the why choose/ poly romance novellas: Stealing Joy, Finding Home, and Ending Torment. Sometimes the scariest demons disguise themselves as someone you love. I learned that the hard way. I got out with my life, barely. Welcome to Wet Waterfalls, a minuscule magical municipality hidden in the Wind River Range of Wyoming. There are demons in the woods, and witches on Main street. Monsters are real, doughnuts are magic, and I'm pretty sure my new boyfriends are a pack of werewolves. Stealing Joy Welcome to Wet Waterfalls, a minuscule magical municipality hidden in the Wind River Range of Wyoming. Sometimes the scariest demons disguise themselves as someone you love. I learned that the hard way. I got out with my life, barely. I rescued myself from one danger, only to throw myself into another. I would have never survived a night in the woods on the side of a mountain if Doggo hadn’t shown up and brought his friends. Now I’m in protective custody, and for some reason, these crazy hot men are my self-appointed bodyguards. I’d like the tall one, Gage, to do a bit more than just guard my body, but Doggo—his real name is Max—might have something to say about that. Apparently, he has claimed me. The only explanation Gage will give me is, “Monsters are real, and love is magic.” I have to wait for the new moon to find out the rest. Stealing Joy is the sexy hot menage beginning to the Wolves of Wet Waterfalls, a why choose/ poly romance trilogy. Finding Home Everything is changing so fast, except my rate of healing. I would really like to be able to walk around in regular clothes. These open-back hospital gowns are a little too cold up the back side. I’d give my left pinkie toe for some warm cotton panties. Oh, wait I have, so where are my panties? The guys keep repeating, “We are pack,” like some kind of cult mantra. It tickles when they say it against my skin. The FBI wants to use me as some kind of fishing lure to catch the bad guy. I’m game if it means I can finally ditch the whole hospitalized patient get-up. I’m really tired of being hooked up to an IV. Also, I really want the good guys to catch the evil known as my ex-boyfriend. I can’t believe I thought I was in love with him. Max has gone AWOL and Gage has promised to keep me safe. I’m counting on him. Welcome to Wet Waterfalls, Wyoming, my new hometown. I’m moving here because monsters are real, doughnuts are magic, and I’m pretty sure my new boyfriend is a werewolf. Finding Home is the second in the sexy hot trilogy of the Wolves of Wet Waterfalls Ending Torment The good guys won and Max came home, but I still can’t quite relax, too much to do. The day is finally here and I’m far from being ready. I still don’t have everything I need, including something to wear. Preparations would be a lot easier if Kathleen, Gage’s ex, wasn’t going around town telling everyone I’m harassing her. She even took out a restraining order against me. Despite her attempt to get me in trouble with the local sheriff’s department, I’m going to stay here, and I’m marrying Gage. I’m not sure which I’m more excited about getting married or the full moon. The full moon means I finally get answers, but it also means I’m without protection by my side for three nights. I should be fine. My murderous ex is in FBI custody. Right? Welcome to Wet Waterfalls, there are demons in the woods, and witches on Main street. Ending Torment is the last story in the sexy hot trilogy.
Selma Lagerlöf,Charles Dickens,Mark Twain,Harriet Beecher Stowe,Martin Luther,Robert Louis Stevenson,William Shakespeare,Henry Wadsworth Longfellow,William Wordsworth,Carolyn Wells,Sophie May,Louisa May Alcott,Henry Van Dyke,Walter Scott,Anthony Trollope,Rudyard Kipling,Beatrix Potter,Emily Dickinson,Lucas Malet,Thomas Nelson Page,O. Henry,Maud Lindsay,Alice Hale Burnett,Walter Crane,Amy Ella Blanchard,Amanda M. Douglas,Booker T. Washington,Ernest Ingersoll,L. Frank Baum,J. M. Barrie,Eleanor H. Porter,Annie F. Johnston,Jacob A. Riis,Florence L. Barclay,E. T. A. Hoffmann,Marjorie L. C. Pickthall,Hans Christian Andersen,William Butler Yeats,Lucy Maud Montgomery,Leo Tolstoy,Fyodor Dostoevsky,Alfred Lord Tennyson,George Macdonald,A. S. Boyd,Juliana Horatia Ewing,Brothers Grimm,Clement Moore,Susan Anne Livingston,Ridley Sedgwick,Lucy Wheelock,Aunt Hede,Frederick E. Dewhurst
Author : Selma Lagerlöf,Charles Dickens,Mark Twain,Harriet Beecher Stowe,Martin Luther,Robert Louis Stevenson,William Shakespeare,Henry Wadsworth Longfellow,William Wordsworth,Carolyn Wells,Sophie May,Louisa May Alcott,Henry Van Dyke,Walter Scott,Anthony Trollope,Rudyard Kipling,Beatrix Potter,Emily Dickinson,Lucas Malet,Thomas Nelson Page,O. Henry,Maud Lindsay,Alice Hale Burnett,Walter Crane,Amy Ella Blanchard,Amanda M. Douglas,Booker T. Washington,Ernest Ingersoll,L. Frank Baum,J. M. Barrie,Eleanor H. Porter,Annie F. Johnston,Jacob A. Riis,Florence L. Barclay,E. T. A. Hoffmann,Marjorie L. C. Pickthall,Hans Christian Andersen,William Butler Yeats,Lucy Maud Montgomery,Leo Tolstoy,Fyodor Dostoevsky,Alfred Lord Tennyson,George Macdonald,A. S. Boyd,Juliana Horatia Ewing,Brothers Grimm,Clement Moore,Susan Anne Livingston,Ridley Sedgwick,Lucy Wheelock,Aunt Hede,Frederick E. Dewhurst Publisher : Good Press Page : 6682 pages File Size : 45,8 Mb Release : 2023-11-19 Category : Fiction ISBN : EAN:8596547671909
Believe in Love & Joy: The Collection of the Greatest Christmas Novels, Stories, Carols & Legends (Illustrated Edition) by Selma Lagerlöf,Charles Dickens,Mark Twain,Harriet Beecher Stowe,Martin Luther,Robert Louis Stevenson,William Shakespeare,Henry Wadsworth Longfellow,William Wordsworth,Carolyn Wells,Sophie May,Louisa May Alcott,Henry Van Dyke,Walter Scott,Anthony Trollope,Rudyard Kipling,Beatrix Potter,Emily Dickinson,Lucas Malet,Thomas Nelson Page,O. Henry,Maud Lindsay,Alice Hale Burnett,Walter Crane,Amy Ella Blanchard,Amanda M. Douglas,Booker T. Washington,Ernest Ingersoll,L. Frank Baum,J. M. Barrie,Eleanor H. Porter,Annie F. Johnston,Jacob A. Riis,Florence L. Barclay,E. T. A. Hoffmann,Marjorie L. C. Pickthall,Hans Christian Andersen,William Butler Yeats,Lucy Maud Montgomery,Leo Tolstoy,Fyodor Dostoevsky,Alfred Lord Tennyson,George Macdonald,A. S. Boyd,Juliana Horatia Ewing,Brothers Grimm,Clement Moore,Susan Anne Livingston,Ridley Sedgwick,Lucy Wheelock,Aunt Hede,Frederick E. Dewhurst Pdf
This holiday, Good Press presents to you this unique collection of the greatest Christmas classics: most beloved novels, tales, legends, poetry & carols - to warm up your heart and rekindle your holiday sparkle: The First Christmas Of New England (Harriet Beecher Stowe) The Gift of the Magi (O. Henry) The Holy Night (Selma Lagerlöf) A Merry Christmas & Other Christmas Stories (Louisa May Alcott) A Letter from Santa Claus (Mark Twain) Silent Night The Night After Christmas The Child Born at Bethlehem The Adoration of the Shepherds The Visit of the Wise Men As Joseph Was A-Walking The Tale of Peter Rabbit (Beatrix Potter) Where Love Is, God Is (Leo Tolstoy) The Three Kings (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow) A Christmas Carol (Samuel Taylor Coleridge) Life and Adventures of Santa Claus (L. Frank Baum) Christmas At Sea (Robert Louis Stevenson) The Savior Must Have Been A Docile Gentleman (Emily Dickinson) The Heavenly Christmas Tree (Fyodor Dostoevsky) The Little City of Hope (F. Marion Crawford) Christmas in the Olden Time (Walter Scott) Christmas In India (Rudyard Kipling) A Christmas Carol (Charles Dickens) The Twelve Days of Christmas The Wonderful Wizard of OZ (L. Frank Baum) Ring Out, Wild Bells (Alfred Lord Tennyson) Little Lord Fauntleroy (Frances Hodgson Burnett) Black Beauty (Anna Sewell) The Christmas Child (Hesba Stretton) Granny's Wonderful Chair (Frances Browne) The Romance of a Christmas Card (Kate Douglas Wiggin) Wind in the Willows (Kenneth Grahame) The Wonderful Life - Story of the life and death of our Lord (Hesba Stretton) The Christmas Angel (A. Brown) Christmas at Thompson Hall (Anthony Trollope) Christmas Every Day (William Dean Howells) The Lost Word (Henry van Dyke) The Nutcracker and the Mouse King (E. T. A. Hoffmann) The Little Match Girl The Elves and the Shoemaker Mother Holle The Star Talers Snow-White...
The Enchanting Journey of Cinderella: Embracing Dreams and Wishes Summary of this story: "In a small village, Cinderella's unwavering faith in the power of dreams and wishes takes her on an amazing journey. Even though her stepmother and stepsisters are cruel, Cinderella holds on to hope and finds comfort in her dreams. When word of a grand ball comes to the village, Cinderella wants to go, but her stepmother says she can't. Cinderella arrives at the ball and charms everyone, including Prince Charming. With a wave of her wand, the fairy godmother appears and changes Cinderella's rags into a beautiful gown and her worn-out shoes into delicate glass slippers. The fairy godmother warns Cinderella that the magic will only last until midnight. Cinderella's glass slipper falls off as the night goes on, and she leaves it behind as she runs away from the palace. Despite this setback, Cinderella continues to believe in the power of dreams and wishes. When Prince Charming hears about the mysterious girl who captured his heart, he sets out to find the owner of the lost glass slipper. Cinderella continues on her trip, telling her story and encouraging others to follow their dreams. Months later, fate brings Cinderella and Prince Charming back together, and they use their power to encourage dreamers and create a society that supports goals. Cinderella and Prince Charming's rule turns the kingdom into a haven for dreamers and innovators, inspiring people to believe in their own extraordinary potential. Cinderella's unwavering belief in dreams changes not only her own life but also the lives of many others, showing that dreams have the power to change destinies and create a world full of hope, possibility, and magic. How the story started: Once upon a time, a young girl named Cinderella lived in a quiet town hidden among hills. The buildings in the town were cute, and the streets were made of cobblestones and wound around each other. It looked like it was always there, as if it lived on its own world. The story of Cinderella began in this beautiful town. Cinderella was different from the other country girls. She seemed to shine from the inside out with every step she took. Her golden curls fell like a waterfall down her back, framing her lovely face and eyes. But what really set Cinderella apart was her kind and loving heart. Even though she was having a hard time, she treated everyone she met with love and kindness. Her stepmother and stepsisters kept a close eye on her while she went about her daily tasks. In sharp contrast to her kind nature, they treated Cinderella badly and gave her a lot of work. Cinderella, on the other hand, didn't give up. She found comfort in the village's simple beauty and the dreams that danced in her heart. Cinderella's dreams were a safe place for her, a place where she could get away from her hard life. She would often sneak away early in the morning or late at night to a secret spot by the babbling brook in the town. She would close her eyes and let her mind wander there, where nature was quiet and peaceful. In her dreams, Cinderella could be anything she wished. She might go to different parts of the world, meet amazing animals, and find true love. As Cinderella got older, her belief in the power of dreams grew. She saw that her dreams were the fires that kept her going and gave her the strength to keep going. They were her beacon, showing her the way even when things were darkest. Cinderella thought that her dreams were more than just lies. She thought that they were whispers from her heart that could change her future. Even though no one in the hamlet knew about Cinderella's hopes, the natural beauty around her seemed to reflect the magic she felt inside. The bright petals of the flowers that grew in the fields seemed to welcome her, as if they were acknowledging her strength. The birds would sing to her in a way that made her feel like they were singing about the dreams that were dancing in her soul. Cinderella's presence in the town was like a gentle breeze that brought comfort and happiness to everyone who met her. She had a way of making people feel like they were seen and heard, and she was always kind and caring to those who were struggling. People were inspired by her belief in the power of dreams to reach their own goals and live a full, meaningful life. Cinderella didn't know that her unwavering belief in dreams would lead her to a future even better than she could have imagined. Her story was a timeless one, full of hope, strength, and the great power that comes from believing that dreams and wishes can come true. Cinderella had a heart full of hope and a strong belief in the power of her dreams and desires, even though she had been through a lot of hard times and her stepmother and stepsisters were mean to her. Her childhood was full of stories about magic and wonder. These stories took her to places where dreams could come true. Since she was a child, she loved stories about brave princesses, animals that could talk, and kind fairy godmothers. Based on these stories, she thought that dreams were the key to a world of possibilities where anything was possible if you were brave enough to think about it. Cinderella's stepmother and stepsisters were mean to her. They gave her a lot of work to do and made her feel like a worker in her own home. Even though they tried to kill Cinderella's spirit, she stuck to her belief that goals and desires can change the world. She found comfort in the stories she had heard as a child. Stories about overcoming hardship and the hope of a better future gave her strength. Every time Cinderella swept or cleaned the floors, she would drift off into her own world of dreams. She pictured herself as the princess in the tower, waiting for her prince to come and save her from a hard life. Or she would imagine herself as the hero who fought bravely against all odds, won, and made life better for herself and the people she cared about. Cinderella got the strength to deal with her problems and the hope that one day her dreams will help her get what she wants. Her belief in the power of dreams was more than just a way to escape reality. It was a lighthouse of hope that gave her the strength to keep going. Cinderella understood that her dreams were more than just make-believe; they could change her real life. She thought that by letting herself dream, she was making the world work in her favor and making it easier for her to achieve her biggest goals. In the quiet of her room, where there was only one light, Cinderella would close her eyes and let her thoughts wander. She dreamed of a life filled with love, fun, and the freedom to be herself. She thought that dreams were her heart's words, telling her to rise above the limits of her surroundings and reach for the stars. Cinderella's guide in times of trouble was her unwavering belief in the power of hopes and dreams. It gave her the strength to rise above cruel people and find happiness in the smallest things. Even on the worst nights, she thought that her dreams could make her life into a fairy tale. Cinderella had no idea that her unwavering belief in her dreams and wishes would lead her to a future that was better than anything she could have dreamed of. With the help of a kind fairy godmother and the magic of a big ball, her dreams would come true right in front of her eyes. The story of Cinderella shows kids and adults alike that dreams aren't just silly wishes but can be strong forces for change. It encourages us to keep working on our dreams no matter what, and to think that they can change our lives. Cinderella's unwavering belief in the amazing possibilities that exist in the world of dreams and wishes has been a source of inspiration for generations. It reminds us that if we dare to dream, we can do the impossible.
SUGAR PLUM NUT This extra ordinary true story will take you to the depths of human spirit, fate, courage, heroism and determination. After everything Yanina Cywinska has been through, you will be amazed and inspired by her positive outlook and her philosophies on life and arts. This story will cause you to take a closer look at the simple, yet majestic beauty in life and the courage to better face your own challenges and never give up on your dream.
How to Find Happiness in Under Three Weeks by Dominique Laurent Pfaff Pdf
Having spent a gloomy semester in Paris as a student long ago, Franny Laforet is one Californian who doesn't harbor any romantic notions about France. All the same, she finds herself drafted as scout for a group of friends planning a reunion at a Provenal chteau. Her plane unfortunately lands at De Gaulle at the time of the attack on the World Trade Center. With the rest of the group stuck back home due to the cancellation of transatlantic flights, Franny seems fated to a lonely vacation spent exploring the countryside around the chteau and speculating about the natives. The natives meanwhile have their own preoccupations. The chtelain himself, Hughes Degency, an ex-banker struggling to establish an organic winery, has been reduced to camping out in the woods while he rents his posh residence to Americans he detests. Franny and Hughes soon discover that national antagonism is no obstacle to sexual attraction. Serendipity eventually fills the chateau with a mixture of French and American guests whose intentions are not uniformly honorable. Amidst the ensuing bustle, cross-cultural debates and nefarious schemes, the would-be lovers will have a very short time to work out their feelings.
Follow the Light to Christmas by Donna Murphy Perry Pdf
Do you want to make your Christmas season celebration more meaningful? In Follow the Light to Christmas, author Donna Perry orchestrates a journey to find the real reason we celebrate this holy season. Daily devotions during the Advent season, from December 1 through December 25, lead to an experience that ends in glorifying God in the highest, just as the angels sang. Individuals are encouraged to read the devotions for contemplative quiet times. Parents and grandparents can use it as interactive teachable moments with the children they love. Make this a tradition, and your celebration of the savior’s birth becomes more meaningful each year. Follow the Light to Christmas focuses on reminding us to bring glory to God as we celebrate Christmas. What greater legacy can you pass to those you love than the recognition of God’s glory revealed in his son, Jesus.
In her unforgettable Fairbrook novels, Judy Duarte has created a town that's as warm and as welcoming as home. In The House on Sugar Plum Lane, old friends and new characters mingle in a poignant story of second chances, new beginnings, faith, and family. The beautiful Victorian house that Amy Masterson decides to rent, fully furnished, is more than just a place to start over with her young daughter. When Amy learns that the three-story house on Sugar Plum Lane belonged to her great-grandmother, Eleanor Rucker, who Amy's mother had been searching for until her recent death, she hopes she can find a window into the past her mother never found. As Amy settles into Fairbrook, she's stunned to learn that Ellie Rucker still lives on Sugar Plum Lane, cared for by Amy's neighbor, Maria. But Ellie's mind is failing rapidly, her memories fading with each passing day. She shows no hint of recognition when her great-granddaughter introduces herself, and Amy is heartbroken at the chance they've both missed. But it's never too late to hope--or to trust in bonds of love that, though they cannot be seen, can never be broken. . . Praise For Mulberry Park "Tender and touching. . .this novel will stay with you long after you have read the last page." --Dorothy Garlock, New York Times bestselling author "Such a happy book. . .I didn't want it to end." --Drusilla Campbell, author of Blood Orange "An uplifting story about one little girl's unflinching faith and how she extends an open and loving hand to the broken people around her, bring them close to each other and back into God's gentle embrace." --Cathy Lamb, author of Henry's Sisters
