Jacqueline Grey, a spoiled young woman from an upper class
family, strikes out on her own traveling from Dallas to L.A.
Determined to prove herself to her father, Jacquie plans to
become an independent woman without the aid of her family.
She believes everything is going south when she has a minor
fender bender in Tombstone, Arizona. Choya Barnett and his
7 year old son, Robbie, take her under their wing when she
loses her wallet with her IDs, credit cards and cash.
Jacquie is offered a job as housekeeper at Choya's remote
ranch until after Christmas to earn enough to pay her car
damages and continue to her original destination. Drawn to
the handsome stranger, they each draw up their list of rules
to co-habitate with "no kissing" at the top of Jacquie's
list. Of course Choya ignores this rule as often as
possible. Jacquie is finally fed up with trying to avoid
the handsome man and goes home. Will Choya chase after her?
Will Jacquie realize she made a mistake?
Within TO SANTA WITH LOVE, Janet Daily has yet again written
a wonderful story of love, found at the greatest time of
year, between two unlikely people. Her story is full of
excitement and filled with true love and caring. I have
been an admirer of Janet Daily for a very long time and will
continue to seek out her stories of real people in a real
world.
The holidays are coming. . .and free-spirited Jacquie Grey
plans to head west and start a whole new life. Her solo road
trip is going great--until she collides with rancher Choya
Barnett in Arizona. Good thing that no one's hurt. But she
can't afford to fix her car until he proposes hiring her to
take care of his little boy and his house. Too bad it's only
temporary--the tall, handsome Choya is serious temptation. .
.
Until You Find It. . .
Jacquie and Choya begin an unlikely friendship, fueled by a
fierce, unspoken attraction and a desire to find something
real they can each hold onto. Before they know it, Christmas
and all its joys are around the corner--along with the
wonderful gift of lasting love. . ..
I like the review alot, but then I love christmas stories with a happy ending. I also like Janet Dailey's books alot! [email protected] (Carole Fiore 7:13pm November 27, 2011)
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