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Second Chance in Christmas Cove
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At the most wonderful time of the year, two hearts discover that family is more than blood. When Kira Williams left the Christmas Cove Children’s Home for New York, she never dreamed she’d see her childhood best friend Xavier again.
At the most wonderful time of the year, two hearts discover that family is more than blood.
When Kira Williams left the Christmas Cove Children’s Home for New York, she never dreamed she’d see her childhood best friend Xavier again. For that matter, she never dreamed she’d go back to Christmas Cove, the town where Christmas never sleeps… until Mrs. Davis asks for her help.
After his adoption from the Christmas Cove Children’s Home at age eleven, Xavier Moore had everything he could ever want—family, love, security—everything except for the woman who had ruined him for all other women. In fact, he never thought he’d see Kira again… until she walks into his courtroom.
Facing the biggest challenge of not only their careers but also their lives, will love find a second chance, or will Kira and Xavier let true love pass them by?
Journey back to magical Christmas Cove where Christmas wishes are made, hearts are warmed, and second chances are a possibility in Second Chance at Christmas Cove.
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Theresa Oliver |
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