The Modern Magi by Carol Lynn Pearson
In a fable about the true meaning of gift giving and
sacrifice, waitress Annabelle Perkins dreams of traveling to Bethlehem and
bringing a gift to the birthplace of Jesus.
Naomi’s Christmas by Marta Perry
In the weeks before Christmas, Naomi Esch's father
announces that he is remarrying and needs the house to himself. In this Amish
story, Naomi is left with an uncertain future, but one that holds a surprising
miracle.
Once upon a Christmas by Lauraine
Snelling and Lenora Worth
Two heartwarming Christian romances appear together in
this volume. In Snelling’s "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year," a
walk in the park leads to romance for a single father. In Worth’s "'Twas
the Week Before Christmas," a beautiful socialite is hired by her
grandmother to perform a task involving a handsome man.
One Shenandoah Winter by T. Davis Bunn
Connie Wilkes, the assistant mayor of a small rural town
in the Shenandoah Valley, is forced to cope with matters beyond her control
when the town's new doctor shows little interest in staying and her beloved
uncle, who insists on living in an isolated mountain cabin, becomes desperately
ill. Though it doesn’t take place in the Shenandoah Valley, you will also like
Bunn’s Tidings of Comfort and Joy.
A Plain and Simple Christmas by Amy
Clipston
Anna Mae was shunned by her family four years ago when
she left her Amish community to marry a non-Amish man in Baltimore. She arrives
back in Lancaster County for Christmas. Is it too late for a miracle? She's
determined to follow God's will regardless of the outcome.
Sarah’s Song by Karen Kingsbury
Having learned tough lessons from a lifetime of wrong
choices, Sarah attempts to intervene when a troubled young woman compromises
herself during the Christmas season. For another holiday tale by bestselling
Kingsbury, also try Gideon’s Gift.
Shepherds Abiding by Jan Karon
Having pursued intellectual matters all of his life,
Father Tim discovers the joys of working with his hands when he discovers a
worn-out nativity scene and begins to restore it. For further Christmases in
Mitford, try Esther’s Gift and The Mitford Snowmen.
Tidings of Peace by Tracie Peterson
Bestselling Peterson presents four Christmas love stories
from World War II. Moving from the home front to the front line, each story features
brave men and women trying to find meaning—and love—during the uncertainties of
war. The unique Christmas settings will put you in the spirit of the season,
showing the miracles and mercy so often found during this time of celebrating
Jesus' birth.
Unwrapping Christmas by Lori Copeland
With only the best of intentions, Rose masterminds a
spectacular Christmas
for her family, crowding out their true enjoyment of the holy season. When
she's forced to slow down—-in a most unexpected way—-God provides her with the
opportunity to discover the real meaning of giving
White Christmas Pie by Wanda E.
Brunstetter
In this bittersweet holiday romance set in Amish country,
Will Henderson, a young man tortured by his past, meets Karen Yoder, a young
woman looking for answers as they both become involved with a desperate father
searching for his son.
Zanna’s Gift by Scott Richards
When the Pullman family lost their eldest son to an
unexpected illness just before Christmas, it was devastating to all of them,
but especially to four-year-old Suzanna. Her brother never saw the Christmas
drawing Zanna had made for him that year. This is the story of that gift, and
how it inspired the Pullman family to keep alive the spirit of love, imagination, and hope for generations
to come.
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