Singer, Natalie Bright, sings for her supper, and for her grandmother’s supper too. With bills to pay and her grandmother’s illness to fight, life takes all the energy she has and then some. Love is something she tried once in her twenties and it didn’t work out. Natalie’s never stopped believing in Santa, but she’s not very hopeful when it comes to finding love.
Several years ago Dr. Jet Rahman lost the love of his life who was also his best friend. Now his work fills the empty space inside him, and what’s left goes to his five-year-old daughter. Does he believe he can find love again? He certainly believes starting over is possible when you find someone who’s a good match for you. He and Natalie though? Well, they’re not a totally brilliant idea, but kissing her makes him more hopeful than he’s been in a very long time.
USA Today Bestselling Author, Donna McDonald, published her first novel in March of 2011. Many multi-genre novels later, she admits to living her own happily ever after as a full-time author. Addicted to making readers laugh, she includes a good dose of romantic comedy in every book. You can visit her at donnamcdonaldauthor.com.