“Delightful reads…You’ll want to spend every Christmas with the Frost family.” – USA Today Bestselling Author, Barbara Dunlop.
The Holly & The Ivy is the third of a series of four connected novellas about the Frost Family & Friends. This one is by my friend and colleague B.C Deeks.
Police Officer Joey Frost has her hands full this Christmas in Carol Falls, Vermont. A vandal is painting the town red, green and every color in between, plus someone left baby Holly in the manger of the town’s Nativity display and no one has a clue where her mother is. But Joey can handle it all . . . until a snow storm blows Noel “Fletch” Fletcher back to town.
Joey and Fletch have a history. But he’s no longer the cute boy who kissed–and–dismissed her in high school. He’s grown into a dangerously attractive man—who also nabbed the promotion Joey was gunning for. When the Police Chief assigns them to work together, Fletch’s “by–the–book” law enforcement style is almost as irritating as the resurfacing of their old attraction. Is Fletch trying to distract her from her career aspirations? Or is true love going to be her surprise Christmas gift this year?
Also available in the series:
Book 1 = WHAT CHILD IS THIS by C.J. Carmichael
Book 2 = HOME FOR CHRISTMAS by Roxy Boroughs
Book 3 = THE HOLLY & THE IVY by B. C. Deeks
Book 4 = MORE THAN A FEELING by C.J. Carmichael
Book 5 = THE GREATEST GIFT by Roxy Boroughs
What readers are saying:
“I just finished the 3rd book in the series last night. And I have loved everything about all 3 books: the characters, the quaint little town of Carol Falls. Who wouldn’t want to spend Christmas there? What I really loved was that even though each book is written by a different author the books continued to flow. I truly enjoyed this series.” Amazon Reviewer
“I read Book one and couldn’t wait to get book two…. it was a beautifully written and heartwarming Christmas story. I will reread this many, many times….. it made me feel good, made me want to continue more and more of the Frost family saga…” Amazon Reviewer