When it comes to her heart, Arabella D’Angelo has moved on—even though she still lives in Mirror Lake, Connecticut, a little tourist town with a long memory for mistakes. Ever the dutiful daughter of a cantankerous widower who holds grudges, Bella has spent the past twelve years raising her younger brother and making a name for herself as a successful psychologist. Now, when she isn’t counseling a lonely-hearts club for senior women, she’s humoring her matchmaking girlfriends. Bella resists the romancing of their blind dates, yet her friends hope she’ll fall for a local and scrap plans for a fresh start in Chicago. Then, just before Bella’s thirtieth birthday, her first love, Roman Spikonos, returns to Mirror Lake. When he moves next door to her family’s garden-center business to run his grandparents’ orchard, it stirs up gossip—and a tempest of passions—just in time for pumpkin harvest. As Roman and Bella once again get caught up in a swirl of desire and heartache, not to mention her overprotective father’s fury, Mirror Lake will soon find out whether the Italian hometown beauty and her unforgettable Greek god can stand a second chance.
i have not read any of your books yet but they look intriguing! (Jennifer Heacox 3:17pm December 7, 2016)
My favorite is Home Alone. It's one of those fun movies that we all watch together. (Jana B 7:40pm December 7, 2016)
These books sound Fantastic! (Patty Michinko 2:22pm December 8, 2016)
I don't watch much tv, but I usually squeeze in a viewing of Miracle On 34th St and The Christmas Story once a year. (Deb Diem 7:03pm December 8, 2016)
Tradition! (Lisa Baldwin 8:30pm December 9, 2016)
I love those sappy movies too, especially the Christmas romances. This story sounds so great! (Tanja Dancy 7:16pm December 12, 2016)
I enjoy watching Christmas movies at this time of the year. Some of my favorites are Home Alone, Gremlins, Polar Express, and Nightmare Before Christmas. (Bonnie H 9:18pm December 13, 2016)
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