Angels for Christmas

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Synopsis

BArbour republishes for favorite Christmas short novels in this anthology for 2005:

Strawberry Angel by Pamela Griffin:

Noelle accidentally dyes her hair a shocking strawberry pink,

which is the catalyst that brings two adorable homeless children

and their sick mother into her life. It also reunites her with

Todd, her high school crush. With Christmas coming, Todd

helps Noelle build a set and direct rehearsals for a play at the

women's shelter where she volunteers. Can this strawberry

Christmas" be one to remember?

Angel Charm by Tamela Hancock Murray:

Charm school owner Lydia Winters is known as one of the

most engaging woman at her church. Yet despite her prayers,

the Lord hasnt seen fit to send her a godly husband. But when

her high school sweetheart Drake Kingston, now a widower

with a rebellious daughter in tow, returns to town, can the flame

reignite with the help of a child's crafted angel? Or will Lydia

once again discover she shouldn't play with fire?

Angel on the Doorstep by Sandra Petit:

Finding a stray crocheted angel gives Moira Sullivan the idea to

make some angels of her own, which she delivers anonymously

to every person on the hard working staff at First Christian

Church. When Joe Corrigan discovers Moira is the secret gift

giver, he coerces her into letting him help with the project. Will

this forced togetherness bring them closer together or farther

apart?

An Angel for Everyone by Gail Sattler:

Kim is pleased with the beaded angel ornaments she's made as

party favors for the church's annual Christmas party until Trent

points out that there won't be 30 people attending, but 300.

When the shock wears off and Trent offers to help make more,

Kim doesn't know whether to be happy or terrified. She's tried to

get Trent's attention for years, but He's never taken her seriously.

Will his participation now make things better or worse?

प्रतिलिपि अधिकार:: 2005 Pamela Griffin, Tamela Hancock Murray, Sandra Petit, Gail Sattler