A Mother for Christmas

Jackie Weger

Dec 2020 · Written Musings

About this ebook

Decker Davenport is on a deadline. He has thirty days — Christmas Eve, to be exact — to remodel a St. Augustine Victorian house or the owner will put it back on the market. Not a good time for Decker’s decorator to take off on a honeymoon, leaving him with Annalise Owens, a stand-in with a malaise he isn’t privy to.

But as he watches Annalise work miracles on the house and his daughter, he realizes the two of them have bonded in some ethereal way, as if they’ve always known each other.

As Christmas Eve approaches, Decker still sees the curious malaise in Annalise’s eyes. A haunting that even his kiss can’t take away. What secret does the new woman in his house possess? And will learning Annalise’s secret bring him and his daughter joy, or tear their world apart?

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Jackie Weger writes fluently, understandably, makes it flow with pitch and power.” — Read Along with Sue

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Ratings and reviews

A pleasantly warm tale of a smart, little, and lovely kid and her strong, confident, understanding, as well as devoted mother, who meet each other unexpectedly!

Author has a very firm grasp on what makes a story most readable and enjoyable on an emotional level. Thoroughly enjoyed this story!

I enjoyed this book very much. I felt the ending was a bit under written, and I am sad to not get confirmed connection with the pocket watch and the brooch. Otherwise, the story and the character banter was impeccable.

About the author

Jackie Weger has been writing romance novels off and on for thirty years. For many a year, she traveled our good earth by foot, boat, bus, train, plane or pickup—but today she only gets as far as Walmart.