"The Trouble With Hannah" by Debra Dier
Leicestershire, 1887. A mysterious governess uses her heavenly powers to help a lovely spinster reform her mishievous niece and win the heart of the peer she has always desired.

"Tryst With An Angel" by Eugenia Riley
London, 1855. A Yuletide miracle teaches a coldhearted businessman and his wife that, even though their marriage was arranged on earth, their love was made in paradise.

"A Time For Joy" by Amy Elizabeth Saunders
Seattle, 1995. A social-climbing beauty has no interest in a blue-collar Adonis until a blizzard--and her guardian angel--trap them together on Christmas Eve.

"Chrissy's Wish" by Trana Mae Simmons
Dalls, 1860. A pair of heavenly messengers answers a young girl's Christmas prayer and brings her lonely aunt the one man who can fill her life with joy.

Good time to read it!

UP FOR TRADE

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Wishlist RABCK,valentina1209 enjoy.

CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:

Wishlist RABCK,valentina1209 enjoy.

Thanks so much! I love Christmas anthologies.

12/28/08
These simple short stories are so full of hope and inspiration. Although each was enjoyable, I must say that the second one was my favorite!

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December Christmas release challenge, RABCK release challenge, and Keep Them Moving release challenge

sending to dabercro

Received in the mail yesterday. Looks like a great read for the holidays. I will add to Mt. TBR and plan to read during the holidays at the end of the year. Thanks valentina1209 for the RABCK!

Four different Christmas stories with angels by four different authors. Lighthearted, feel good and easy reads with happy endings. Great for the hectic holiday season.

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Sending to aberpeter in WA.

arrived in the mail yesterday. thanks dabercro

Christmas Angels contains four short Christmas stories, each involving angels who make sure those they are watchin on Earth are happy. Each story was a very light read, very plot driven, and the characters were flat. However, if you're looking for a feel-good pick-me-up these stories fit the bill.

Adding to Aramena's Any Genre Bookbox

I chose this book from Aramena's Any Genre bookbox. I love to read stories about angels.

There is a beautiful bookmark in this book featuring a painting by Monet.

This book was left on the shelf of books inside the Starbucks located on the northeast corner of 19th Avenue and Northern.

It was released for the December 2014 Christmas release challenge, the D for December and the What's in a Name release challenge.

I was recently in this Starbucks store and I did a quick inventory of the books in their "lending library". This book is no longer in the store.