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- Author: Anthony Lamarr
- Publisher: Anthony L. White
- ISBN-10: 0970398956
- ISBN-13: 9780970398956
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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In this heartfelt, romantic drama, Anthony Lamarr captures the magic of a chance meeting and instant romance between two strangers on Christmas Eve.
Bryant isn't expecting much from the holiday season. He's just happy to be home spending Christmas with his family. That is until he meets Cassie on Christmas Eve. After an accident a few cars ahead of him shuts down traffic, Bryant gets out his car to see what's happened. He sees Cassie, the driver who caused the three-vehicle collision, get out her car--and without saying a word, go inside a corner café and sit in a window booth. Bryant feels compelled to follow her. He crosses the street, goes inside Pearlie Mae's Café, and asks her if it's okay for him to sit down. That begins an enchanted day that neither will want to see end. But it has to end. Or does it?
Inspired by the classic holiday song, "Every Year, Every Christmas," by Luther Vandross and Richard Marx.
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- Author: Anthony Lamarr
- Publisher: Anthony L. White
- ISBN-10: 0970398956
- ISBN-13: 9780970398956
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
In this heartfelt, romantic drama, Anthony Lamarr captures the magic of a chance meeting and instant romance between two strangers on Christmas Eve.
Bryant isn't expecting much from the holiday season. He's just happy to be home spending Christmas with his family. That is until he meets Cassie on Christmas Eve. After an accident a few cars ahead of him shuts down traffic, Bryant gets out his car to see what's happened. He sees Cassie, the driver who caused the three-vehicle collision, get out her car--and without saying a word, go inside a corner café and sit in a window booth. Bryant feels compelled to follow her. He crosses the street, goes inside Pearlie Mae's Café, and asks her if it's okay for him to sit down. That begins an enchanted day that neither will want to see end. But it has to end. Or does it?
Inspired by the classic holiday song, "Every Year, Every Christmas," by Luther Vandross and Richard Marx.
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