A Baby for Christmas

Joan Kilby

Oct 2017 · Sweet Home Montana Book 2 · Tule Publishing

About this ebook

 When Mia Tempesta goes into labor during a snowstorm on Christmas Eve, she stumbles into Will Jackson's cherry packing shed. As a war widow, she's lost everything–her husband, her home, and her job. But when Will, a caring stranger, delivers her beautiful baby boy into her arms, she has hope for a brighter future.

After being betrayed and dumped by his long-time girlfriend, Will’s dreading the holidays, but when he helps deliver Mia’s son on Christmas morning, he gains a renewed purpose in life. The beautiful Mia and her child tug on his protective heart strings and he finds himself longing to help. They fight their growing attraction–Will’s on the rebound and Mia is still grieving. Will their reckless passion end in heartbreak?

Can two damaged hearts find healing and happiness? One Christmas baby might just be the miracle they need to love again. 

Ratings and reviews

confused. The book I bought (A Baby for Christmas) was not the story between the pages. It was a totally different story by a different author.

A Baby for Christmas is the second book in the Sweet Home Montana series. It is a story about letting go of your past and preparing for anything that might come your way. Mia suddenly finds herself in labor during a snowstorm. When she finds a place to hunker down, she also finds Will. Will is recovering from a break-up, and when Mia needs his help, he doesn't hesitate. After the baby is born, Mia and Will spend time getting to know each other, and find that they just might get more out of this than only the birth of a baby. This was a very good story. I definitely recommend it.

A great addition to A Sweet Home Montana series, A Baby for Christmas by Joan Kilby. A heart-warming story that has you thinking of it long after you finish the last page. Enjoyable storyline and dialogue and great characters that pull you in. I'll be looking forward to seeing what the next book in the series brings to us.