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Christmas Give by Meda White

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Also by Meda White:

Fool With My Heart, August 2015
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Ride With My Heart, April 2015
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Dance With My Heart, February 2015
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Christmas Give, October 2014
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Winter Formal, September 2014
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Fall Rush, August 2014
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Play With My Heart, July 2014
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Spring Fling, March 2014
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CHRISTMAS GIVE
By: Meda White

A widow and a former NFL player collide at Christmas for a little play making action.

Author Self-Published
October 2014
On Sale: October 3, 2014
Featuring: Adam "Mack" Riggs; Eva Walker
94 pages
Kindle: B00O4CUJP6
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Contemporary | Romance

Eva Walker returns home to Georgia for the first Christmas since her husband’s death. She’s missed her family, but is afraid the void left by her husband will make it unbearable. Between losing his job as an NFL defensive back and losing his wife to the star quarterback, Adam “Mack” Riggs has had a rough year. Looking for a change of pace, he visits an old college friend for Christmas. The attraction between Eva and Adam is instant, and so is the laughter. Enjoying life again feels so good for both of them. Simple Christmas wishes unite with a shared holiday tradition, putting them on a path toward healing and acceptance. A path that could lead to a future, if only their pasts would remain where they belong.

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