Sounded like a very inventive idea for a blog and Julia is in need of something that will catch the attention of as many followers as possible. Julia is at the top of a list for a new job at a major software company. The list narrowed down to two people. Goal was to generate followers, now all she needed was a hook.

Being the season of good will toward all men, that would have to include her grumpy neighbor too. But Cain was usually in a rushed, get out of my way mood. The only thing friendly about Cain was his dog.

So when Julia’s friend suggests a fun and seasonal idea for her blog it seems like something that just might work. Julia was aware that she was outgoing and friendly and most important a huge fan of the holidays. Was there even a remote chance that any of her holiday spirit could rub off on her neighbor? Well the job prospect was waiting in the wings. What did she have to lose?

The game is on. It’s neighbor Cain and his anti-holiday sentiment versus Julia and her all things holiday spirit.

Almost immediately Julia notices an uptick on her blog which is definitely a step in the right direction. But there was quite a lot of time left until Christmas and a lot of territory to cover. Surely there would be some hiccups. The countdown to Christmas begins and hopefully she can not only continue generating hits on her blog but provide a measure of holiday glee for her curmudgeon of a neighbor.

Anyone who has ever read a story by Debbie Macomber expects to be entertained and joyously at that. TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS is Debbie Macomber’s latest foray into holiday tales with a decidedly modern twist. The cast of characters includes some adorably quirky folk and a gorgeous beast of a dog. Family is all-important to the holidays and to Debbie Macomber. This is quite evident in TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS in which the challenge of infusing the merriment and joy of the season is at the forefront of activity. Can’t think of anyone more up to this challenge than Debbie Macomber. So sit back and enjoy the game.