OH my! What a cute story. I have to admit I did get rather frustrated with Jake, but he finally made me sigh with contentment. I love Laura's writing, and this story is no exception. Told from the point of view of the woman it is very fun to get inside the head of a young lady who was very unsure of her stance. I love the setting of the Christmas tree farm, and the business proposal that helped both the farm and the senior citizen's center. A great holiday story, quick reading. 5 stars from this reviewer. This book was provided for review purposes only, no payment was received for this review.About the Book:
Gracia Dykstra enjoys her job at the Senior Center, especially at Christmas time. The seniors have an annual craft shop. Desperate to raise funds Gracia asks for donations of Christmas trees to sell in order to raise much-needed funds, but Christmas tree donations are scarce. Jake Trivett has quit his job in California to come home and help his dad. A friendship with Gracia, who he’s always admired, intrigues him. Gracia’s heart flutters with more than Christmas spirit when Jake, an old flame, whose father runs a struggling tree farm answers the phone. Will Gracia receive more than Christmas trees this year?
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