Western Winter Wedding Bells

by Cheryl St. John

Christmas in Red Willow : Chloe Haney must save the town church. But only if she can convince reclusive carpenter Owen Reardon to help repair the broken heart of the community and open his own up again--in time for Christmas! The sheriff's housekeeper bride : Running from her past and a crime she didn't commit, Eliza Flannery bumps into her future--all rugged six-foot sheriff of him! Single father Trent Foerster mistakes her for his housekeeper, but there's no mistaking his desire for a mistletoe kiss from this mysterious miss ... Wearing the rancher's ring : Cooper Garnett is shot and left for dead near Double J Ranch when widow Rachel Bodine comes to his aid. Could his unexpected arrival be the best Christmas gift ever--a second-chance family for Rachel and her little son?

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