In the small town of Crystal Lake, Christmas is a time for sledding, hot chocolate, and cozying up to the fire with those you love. For Jake Edwards, it’s also time to come home and face his past. He thought there would never be anything harder than losing his brother. Turns out there is: falling in love with his brother’s widow, Raine.
Ever since they were little, Jesse was the Edwards brother who was always there for her, and Jake was the one who knew just how to push her buttons. Raine can’t imagine a life without them, which is why it was doubly decimating when Jake left town after his brother’s sudden death. Now he’s back and she doesn’t know whether to be mad or thrilled. Maybe both. Maybe it will be the perfect chance for both of them to finally find happiness again.
Jake Edwards is back in Crystal Lake after a long absence.
He’s home to make amends to his sister-in-law, Raine, and for his brother, Jesse. Emotions
running high, Jake must deal with the guilt he feels over his brother’s death,
the anger and hurt his absence caused to his family and Raine, and the feelings
between him and Raine that have always been there since they were young. The
Christmas That He Loved Her brought me to tears several times throughout the
book. To be able to evoke that kind of emotion from a reader is, in my opinion,
the sign of a fabulous book. It’s definitely one for the keeper shelf.
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