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Great Winter read
Candy and Gary are back for a new Christmas adventure. This time it’s a little different than the previous three Christmas’. A surprise happens at the firehouse where Gary works which will change things.It is told from 2 points of view - Candy and Gary.Candy is still a bit insecure around Gary’s affluent family and uses her studies to limit visitation. In this book she has a lot of emotions over something new that comes into her life. Never been in her shoes, I can empathize with her. She shows strength while dealing with a sensitive issue. She is a perfectionist with most things. I found myself rooting for her as the story unfolded. She really wants a good Christmas this year as the past three have had unwanted drama. This year she opens her heart.The family dynamics are interesting. They go deep, and I could clearly see the love between Candy and her son, Daks. Gary too had a strong fatherly demeanor.Gary is his sweet gentle self. He is really good at calming his wife when she is feeling emotional. He doesn't care what others think of him; he is his own person and goes out of his way to help others. He has a heart of gold and is very family oriented. I loved his strength in during the heart of an issue.There is a sensitive subject in the story which caused discomfort for me. Be advised. You will see as you read along.It is a cozy read that you can enjoy sitting in front of your fire place. I read it in about 3 hours, so it is perfect for that snowy day. The pace is moderate. Although this is a stand-alone story, I would recommend reading the first three as they make references to events in them. I know you are going to love this read as much as I did.
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Candy and Gary are back for a new Christmas adventure. This time it’s a little different than the previous three Christmas’. A surprise happens at the firehouse where Gary works which will change things.
It is told from 2 points of view - Candy and Gary.
Candy is still a bit insecure around Gary’s affluent family and uses her studies to limit visitation. In this book she has a lot of emotions over something new that comes into her life. Never been in her shoes, I can empathize with her. She shows strength while dealing with a sensitive issue. She is a perfectionist with most things. I found myself rooting for her as the story unfolded. She really wants a good Christmas this year as the past three have had unwanted drama. This year she opens her heart.
The family dynamics are interesting. They go deep, and I could clearly see the love between Candy and her son, Daks. Gary too had a strong fatherly demeanor.
Gary is his sweet gentle self. He is really good at calming his wife when she is feeling emotional. He doesn't care what others think of him; he is his own person and goes out of his way to help others. He has a heart of gold and is very family oriented. I loved his strength in during the heart of an issue.
There is a sensitive subject in the story which caused discomfort for me. Be advised. You will see as you read along.
It is a cozy read that you can enjoy sitting in front of your fire place. I read it in about 3 hours, so it is perfect for that snowy day. The pace is moderate. Although this is a stand-alone story, I would recommend reading the first three as they make references to events in them. I know you are going to love this read as much as I did.
It is told from 2 points of view - Candy and Gary.
Candy is still a bit insecure around Gary’s affluent family and uses her studies to limit visitation. In this book she has a lot of emotions over something new that comes into her life. Never been in her shoes, I can empathize with her. She shows strength while dealing with a sensitive issue. She is a perfectionist with most things. I found myself rooting for her as the story unfolded. She really wants a good Christmas this year as the past three have had unwanted drama. This year she opens her heart.
The family dynamics are interesting. They go deep, and I could clearly see the love between Candy and her son, Daks. Gary too had a strong fatherly demeanor.
Gary is his sweet gentle self. He is really good at calming his wife when she is feeling emotional. He doesn't care what others think of him; he is his own person and goes out of his way to help others. He has a heart of gold and is very family oriented. I loved his strength in during the heart of an issue.
There is a sensitive subject in the story which caused discomfort for me. Be advised. You will see as you read along.
It is a cozy read that you can enjoy sitting in front of your fire place. I read it in about 3 hours, so it is perfect for that snowy day. The pace is moderate. Although this is a stand-alone story, I would recommend reading the first three as they make references to events in them. I know you are going to love this read as much as I did.
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