A Patchwork Christmas: Three Christmas Romances with Bonus Handcraft Patterns and Cookie Recipes

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A Patchwork Christmas: Three Christmas Romances with Bonus Handcraft Patterns and Cookie Recipes (Barbour Collections)

by Judith McCoy Miller (Goodreads Author), Nancy Moser, Stephanie Grace Whitson

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Join three of today’s bestselling inspirational fiction authors in a collection of Christmas stories from Victorian-era America that are full of second-chance romances. Jilted by her fiancé, Karla packs away her wedding quilts and her plans for marriage. Widow Jane travels to marry a prosperous man she barely knows in order to give her daughter a better life—then is strand...more

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Published September 1st 2012 by Barbour Books (first published January 1st 2012)

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Jan 02, 2013 Laura rated it 5 of 5 stars

A Patchwork Christmas Collection is a wonderful book to curl up to for the holidays. It includes many of my favourite authors, Judith Miller, Nancy Moser and Stephanie Grace Whitson.

Seems Like Love by Judith Miller is about Karla Stuke of the Amana Colonies in 1890. Karla's faith in men was destroyed when her fiancee dumped her for another woman. She had been making a wedding quilt, oblivious to the fact that her intended had found someone else. When Frank Lehner returns to Amana he is delighted...more

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Dec 22, 2012 Rambling Readers rated it 3 of 5 stars

Christmas is in the air with this collection of holiday-themed novels, accompanied by quilt-making and baking. Judith Miller, Nancy Moser, and Stephanie Grace Whitson bring three unique stories to readers in "A Patchwork Christmas." Despite their differences, all three novellas felt melancholy until concluding with a happy ending. It is often difficult for me to develop connections to the characters in short stories, which proved to be the case in this collection.

"The Bridal Quilt" by Nancy Mos...more Christmas is in the air with this collection of holiday-themed novels, accompanied by quilt-making and baking. Judith Miller, Nancy Moser, and Stephanie Grace Whitson bring three unique stories to readers in "A Patchwork Christmas." Despite their differences, all three novellas felt melancholy until concluding with a happy ending. It is often difficult for me to develop connections to the characters in short stories, which proved to be the case in this collection.

"The Bridal Quilt" by Nancy Moser is my favorite among the three. It contains its share of loss and heartbreak, but the plot has dimension and the characters feel more fully developed. The messages of unselfish sacrifice and love for even the lowest on the social ladder are prominent in Moser's story, and especially relevant at Christmas.

Judith Miller takes readers to the Amana Colonies in "Seams of Love." I enjoyed revisiting the colonies in Miller's novella, after reading about them in one of her novels. Karla Stuke, though not an unlikable main character, suffers from insecurity and a broken heart. While such struggles are relatable, she dwells on them throughout the story. As a result, the overall tone of the novel becomes a bit heavy.

"A Patchwork Love" by Stephanie Grace Whitson is a story of hope. Jane and her daughter, Molly, find themselves sick, injured, and stranded when their train hits a wall of snow. A local farmer, Peter, offers them shelter in the home he shares with his mother. Peter is scarred visibly and emotionally from his time in the Civil War. The beginning of the novel centers around Molly overcoming her illness while Jane and Peter deal with their injuries. Peter's mother adds some charm to the novella, and the tone lightens as Molly improves. Love blossoms in the snug little home as once strangers become an inseparable family.

Although "A Patchwork Christmas" was not my ideal holiday collection, the stories convey good year-round messages.

I received a complimentary e-copy of this novel from NetGalley, courtesy of Barbour Publishing. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions expressed above are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255 “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”(less)

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Dec 05, 2012 Kathleen (Kat) Smith rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-literature, christian-fiction, christian-historical-fiction, christmas-fiction, historical-fiction, amish-historical-romance-fiction, romance-fiction

Sometimes it can be hard to find the time to read a really great Christmas story because so often we are too busy that reading a large novel be difficult. In A Patchwork Christmas by Judith Miller, Nancy Moser, and Stephanie Grace Whitson, the reader will be delighted to find three beautifully written short stories that give the reader the impression of reading a full length novel. Each is different and based in the historical late 1800's. This book is perfect for those of you wanting a taste of...more Sometimes it can be hard to find the time to read a really great Christmas story because so often we are too busy that reading a large novel be difficult. In A Patchwork Christmas by Judith Miller, Nancy Moser, and Stephanie Grace Whitson, the reader will be delighted to find three beautifully written short stories that give the reader the impression of reading a full length novel. Each is different and based in the historical late 1800's. This book is perfect for those of you wanting a taste of truly something amazing and are limited on time to complete a full length novel. Each of these three Christmas romances offer the reader something beautiful to keep the warmth of finding true love at the forefront of the holiday.

Seems Like Love by Judith Miller takes us back to Amana, Iowa to a small Amish town where we find Karla Stuke is working with her family running the town's hotel. Little did she expect to find her childhood friend, Frank Lehner to show up as a guest while working as an apothecary in training before moving to his own shoppe. Karla has found that hiding away working at the hotel keeps her from finding true love, since her own opinion of herself is quite low, considering her finace' left her for another woman. Thinking it's all based on her looks, she doesn't think that every a spark with her old friend can be ignited into anything more, but could Karla be wrong? This one is truly a fun and hopeful romance to enjoy.

A Patchwork Love by Stephanie Grace Whitson takes us back in time to find love between a war-veteran Peter Gruber who becomes a savior and hero at some point when a train finds itself stuck in the snow. Peter and his mother offer a warm food until the train can continue and he finds a young girl, Molly is ill. Since his mother is familiar with healing they offer Molly and her mom, Jane shelter until the train can move again. Jane has also injured herself in a fall and between them both, need more than just physical healing. Like Karla from the first story, Peter feels that since he has been disfigured from his service in the war that his hopes of every finding love is lost forever. Will Jane seem something more in Peter that just his external scars?

Finally in The Bridal Quilt by Nancy Moser, you find the classic love story of two people, Ada and Samuel that should be together but everything in their lives is keeping them apart. While they are dating, they are not yet engaged , and every single opportunity that presents itself, seems to turn out quite differently than what either of them was planning. In one case, she was hoping he was coming to ask her to marry him and finds out he only wants her help with finding gifts for the orphans instead. Even though his family wants Samuel to give up his charity efforts, Ada is all too willing to marry him, but it soon seems Samuel may never be ready to propose until another man appears in Ada's life. Will Samuel soon realize that the gift he's been searching for he been in front of him the whole time?

I received A Patchwork Christmas by these lovely, talent authors compliments of Barbour Publishers and Net Galley for my honest opinion. In each of these stories there is a profound message of hope and acceptance to be found, no matter what the circumstances may be. Included in all of them are discussion questions and wonderful recipes that would be an added bonus to any book club. There are also some quilting patterns for Christmas Ornaments as well for those looking for something a bit more than just a Christmas romance book!!! I rate this one a 4 out of 5 stars and think this is the perfect book for those looking for great short stories with a Christmas theme. (less)

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Nov 18, 2012 Carole rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: inspirational, christmas, historical

"A Patchwork Christmas" is an enjoyable collection of three Christmas stories from Victorian-era America, with an added bonus of sewing patterns and cookie recipes included at the end of each story. Sewing patterns are from various unique pieces mentioned in the stories: homestead rose mittens, four patch doll quilt, and crazy quilt ornaments.

"Seems Like Love" by Judith Miller (Amana, Iowa, 1890) - Recently jilted by her fiancé and fearing more hurt, Karla Stuke seals her heart from romantic lov...more "A Patchwork Christmas" is an enjoyable collection of three Christmas stories from Victorian-era America, with an added bonus of sewing patterns and cookie recipes included at the end of each story. Sewing patterns are from various unique pieces mentioned in the stories: homestead rose mittens, four patch doll quilt, and crazy quilt ornaments.

"Seems Like Love" by Judith Miller (Amana, Iowa, 1890) - Recently jilted by her fiancé and fearing more hurt, Karla Stuke seals her heart from romantic love - until Frank Lehner, a close childhood friend, returns to town and attempts to change her mind.

"A Patchwork Love" by Stephanie Grace Whitson (West of Omaha, Nebraska, 1875) - Having lost her home after her husband's death, Jane McClure is headed west to marry a prosperous businessman in order to better provide for her daughter, when a snowstorm forces the train to a sudden stop. Peter Gruber, a disfigured war veteran, and his mother offer shelter and a sweet love story follows.

"The Bridal Quilt" by Nancy Moser (New York City, November 1889) - Ada Wallace, the toast of New York society, is humiliated when her "almost" fiancé, Samuel Alcott, grandson of a wealthy banker, renounces his wealth to work in an orphanage in New York's Five Points section. One year later, Samuel is brought into the Wallace home to recover from an accident inadvertently caused by Ada.

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I have read books by these popular authors before and felt these stories were true to their style. They were interesting, well written, and I didn't want to stop reading. I don't want to choose a favorite, but I had the strongest connection to Stephanie Grace Whitson's story, "A Patchwork Love." I felt like I was physically there, on the drafty train and later in Peter's sod house. And I really cared about the characters.

An interwoven theme in this collection is looking beyond the outside appearance and seeing beauty the way God sees it. One of the characters, in talking about those who see only with eyes, makes this profound statement: "What is seen hides truth." Karla felt that she lacked physical beauty and would never marry, while Peter suffered rejection due to his facial disfigurement.

In Nancy Moser's book, Samuel decided Ada's willingness to sacrifice her lifestyle to join him in ministry was insincere. In Samuel's words, "The foundling home was no place for Ada. . . . Who was he to say such a thing? God had a purpose in mind for Ada, just as He'd led Samuel to his destiny." Each story brought this spiritual message out through the beauty of storytelling.

My only criticism, and it's not really a criticism, is that "A Patchwork Love" ended rather suddenly. I wish there had been a few more pages or an epilogue.

I thoroughly enjoyed "A Patchwork Christmas" and recommend it to all who enjoy Christian romance.(less)

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Oct 01, 2012 Ibjoy1953 rated it 5 of 5 stars

A Patchwork Christmas Collection

Three Christmas Stories by Judith Miller, Nancy Moser and Stephanie Grace Whitson

In A Patchwork Christmas Collection, we have three Christmas stories in one beautiful book, from three very well know, gifted authors. And not only do we get three wonderful stories to read, this book gives a few bonuses. After each story, there are mouthwatering recipes that you’ve read about in the stories. And that’s not all. At the end of each story you will also find a craft patt...more

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Aug 29, 2012 JoyAnne rated it 4 of 5 stars

Seems Like Love is the first of the three novellas in A Patchwork Christmas. Karla works in a small hotel and happens to be a talented quilter. One afternoon while working on a quilt that she must finish as quickly as possible a guest arrives and catches her off guard. It's her childhood friend, Frank. She is very aware of how attractive he is but her heart was broken when her fiance dumped her and married someone else. She feels plain and unwanted by any man. This is the story of how he comes t...more

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Aug 24, 2012 Rhonda rated it 4 of 5 stars

4 STARS This three complete stories that draw your emotions. One thing I like are at the end of the novels have reciepes,patterns and bookclub questions. Those extras are a nice bonus to the books. Seams Like Love by Judith Miller is about a religion I have never heard about called Inspirationists. Karla Stuke was working at her family business the hotel in Iowa when a new quest comes into register. It's Frank Lehner a old child friend of hers. He has been away to become a pharmacist. Frank is g...more 4 STARS This three complete stories that draw your emotions. One thing I like are at the end of the novels have reciepes,patterns and bookclub questions. Those extras are a nice bonus to the books. Seams Like Love by Judith Miller is about a religion I have never heard about called Inspirationists. Karla Stuke was working at her family business the hotel in Iowa when a new quest comes into register. It's Frank Lehner a old child friend of hers. He has been away to become a pharmacist. Frank is glad to be at home in the colonies again. Frank asks how her and her husband are? He had heard she was engaged but not that her fiance broke the engagement and married someone else. Karla has a hard time trusting men. Frank is glad that she is still single and asks her out that night to the ice skating like they used to. A Patchwork Love by Stephanie Grace Whitson Jame McClure is a widow with a young girl traveling by train to see a prosperous businessman to marry. She wants to give her daughter a future. She has sold her house and things to pay her husband debts that he left. She used the last of her money to pay for the ride to the train station because her 10 year old daughter Molly was not feeling to well. On the way into the station she fell on the ice and hurt her knee. As the train ride goes her daughter starts coughing. A porter gives a lot of kindness to her. He knows she can't afford to buy anything. He gets a blanket for her daughter. When a man decided he did not want the tea he had ordered brought it to her. When she was only one left in car he moved her up to a better car so her daughter would be more comfortable. Then the train got snuck in the snow. A man Peter Gruber saw the train stuck. So Peter and his mother brought hot food to help. When she saw Molly not feeling well said they must come home with them and when the whistle blew Peter would bring her back. Molly got worse but Mrs. Gruber has had some knowledge of healing and takes care of her and they stay awhile so Molly can heal and Jane's knee can too. Peter has so many scars on one side of his face and neck. He hides away from them as much as possible. He got wounded in the civil war saving others. His fiance left him because of how he looks now. Molly calls him a good monster and makes him feel better of himself they both do. The Bridal Quilt by Nancy Moser New York city 1889 Samuel is going out with his friends instead of staying with his girlfriend. Ada wants him to spend the time with him and hopes he will ask her to marry him soon. Samuel goes with his friends want to leave thier high society roots and go into the slums. He feels so out of place with his friends. He hears a little girl scream and cry he rushes to see if he can help sees her getting beat up and steps in. His friends tell him to come. Samuel brings the little girl with him. His grandfather is apalled that he brought her to his home. She only speaks german and plans to find her parents next day. He tells Ada because he breaks his date. Her grandmother speaks german. The little girl is a orphan and she was getting beaten because she would not rob anyone. She stays at a orphange. Samuel spends the next few weeks spending all his time and money to help out the home once he sees the need. Ada is stuck in her house because of quaratine. When Samuel's grandfather realizes where he is spending his time and money they have a big fight and he looses his inhertance, bank job and home. Samuel goes to Ada and breaks up with her because of his choices that she would not fit in thier. A year later her mother is hoping that Ada will be engaged this Christmas season. Ada and her brother end up in the bad part of town Samuel lives and Ada gets out and a little boy is going to get run over and a man rushes out and saves him but gets hurt. Ada's brother who is studying to be a doc. goes to help and Ada tells him to put him in the carrage and its Samuel. She is happy to see him but he does not wake up. Her mother is furious that Samuel is in her house. When she wants her daughter to marry Owen now. These are good Christmas romances and just wish they were longer. Anyone can read them they don't preach but thier not afraid to say prayers or read scriptures and do good. I was given this ebook to read in exchange of honest review from Netgalley. 09/01/2012 PUB Barbour Publishing, Inc (less)

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Jul 04, 2012 Julie Barrett rated it 5 of 5 stars

A Patchwork Christmas
Pub Date: September 01, 2012
ISBN: 9781616267483
Author: Judith Miller, Nancy Moser, Stephanie Grace Whitson
What first attracted me to this book is my love of quilting, although I read and knit more than I quilt.
And that it's about Christmas.
Seems Like Love by Judith Miller
Karla is an expert quilter and runs the local hotel.
An old friend from school, Frank is there to stay for a while as he does his internship before they give him the job.
He is allowed to sit in the kitchen wh...more

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Oct 20, 2012 Victor Gentile rated it 5 of 5 stars

Three authors team up in their new book, “A Patchwork Christmas Collection” published by Barbour Publishing Inc. to give us three Historical Romances during the 1800′s.

From the back cover: Three women each patch together unexpected love

It is the late Victorian-era America, a time when women marry for convenience as often as they marry for love. When passion seems a distant hope, how delightful it is that God surprises three young women with second-chance love just in time for the holidays…

Betra...more Three authors team up in their new book, “A Patchwork Christmas Collection” published by Barbour Publishing Inc. to give us three Historical Romances during the 1800′s.

From the back cover: Three women each patch together unexpected love

It is the late Victorian-era America, a time when women marry for convenience as often as they marry for love. When passion seems a distant hope, how delightful it is that God surprises three young women with second-chance love just in time for the holidays…

Betrayed by the man she thought God had for her, a resident of the Amana Colonies packs away her wedding quilts as wells as any plans for marriage
A young widow is headed west to marry a prosperous businessman she barely knows in order to give her daughter a better life–when a snowstorm strands them in the middle of nowhere.
A wealthy ingenue–the toast of New York!–inadvertently causes grave injury to a man who saves a street orphan from her carriage. And then she discovers he is a man she once considered quite a catch.

Surprised by the possibility of love, each woman must search her heart, change her plans, make a decision..and patch together a tender, unexpected life filled with love.

Judith Miller provides the first story, “Seams Like Love” where Karla Stuke, a jilted fiance, decides to give up on romance forever. However an apprentice pharmacist, Frank Lehner, just might have the prescription to win her over. Stephanie Grace Whitson then gives us “A Patchwork Love” where Jane McClure, a widow, heading west to marry for her daughter’s future is stranded by a snowstorm. Will she understand the warmth of love given by the homesteader who gave them shelter? Nancy Moser provides “The Bridal Quilt” where an accident brings two old acquaintances back together with an orphan that they rescued from a near fatal accident. Will they understand their meeting was not a coincidence?

“A Patchwork Christmas Collection” is great fun to read. Each story is set in different states so each story has a different feel to it. This is a book where you wrap yourself in a cozy blanket, make yourself comfortable in your favorite chair and have warm cider to drink as you savor each story. All the stories are so well written and the romance is perfect, tender not overboard or forced. Leave this book on your shelf so that next year you can re-visit it.

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Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from Barbour Publishing Inc. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255 : “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”(less)

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Nov 17, 2012 Arlena rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 5-stars, ebooks, excellent-book, relationships, romance, short-stories, christian-fiction, holiday-collection

Author: Judith Miller, Nancy Moser & Stephanie Whitson
Published By: Barbour Books
Age Recommended: YA
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Blog For: GMTA
Rating: 5

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"A Patchwork Christmas Collection" by Judith Miller, Nancy Moser and Stephanie

Grace Whitson were three wonderful historical Christmas stories. These three authors were able to present stories and in the end the reader is treated with a bonus... with recipes and even a craft pattern that you can make that relates to something in the that par...more

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Dec 07, 2012 Rebecca Lewis rated it 4 of 5 stars

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All three of these short stories were based in the 1800's.

Judith Miller's, Seems Like Love, was a sweet story of second chances. Frank Lehner shows up at the towns hotel where Karla is working. Is the attraction still there after all these years? A great story.

Stephanie Whitson did a very good job in A Patchwork Love. Molly, Jane and Peter found togetherness as a family. I would have liked to see a conjugation of their story. Of all three this one was my favorite.

Nancy Moser's, The Bridal Qui...more

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Dec 30, 2012 Ausjenny rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical

Thanks to Netgalley for my review copy.
Another of the barbour novellas. I found this to be a good read. Loved the 3 totally different stories from 3 totally different walks of life. In the first book we are in the Amana colonies and see there way of life. The second a poor widow is travelling to the city in hopes of marrying a man she has been writing too and the third is a socialite who's has been sheltered from the harsher side of life and is being groomed to marry well. Each story is so diffe...more

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Oct 06, 2012 Abbie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, christian-historical-fiction, netgalley-read, blog-reviewed

Karla figures she will never marry after her fiancé breaks up with her but then her childhood friend returns and shows and interest in being more then friends. Can Karla over cover her pain to find a happy ever after?

Jane is a widow and she is out of money and hoping a man she boards a train to visit with her daughter will be an answer to her problems but a snowstorm strands her with a man who may steal her heart instead.

Ada is hoping to marry her beau but he suddenly changes his mind and dis...more

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Sep 10, 2012 IrenesChristianReviews rated it 4 of 5 stars

I liked the 3 different stories in this book. Each story is unique and entertaining. I thought the authors all wrote with their individual style and this made each story enjoyable. The setting for these stories is the late 1800’s during the holiday season. Each story has discussion questions at the end in case you want to read this book with a group.

I liked that the stories were not your typical romance. They had circumstance that could reflect a real life incident. The first story is about a gi...more

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Oct 19, 2012 JoAnne rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Dec 03, 2012 Nancy rated it 3 of 5 stars

The stories got better with each one. The last story was wonderful-- just what I like for a Christmas story. That one I would love to have made into a full length novel and continue the story.

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Dec 08, 2012 Lily rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: western-romance, spiritual

The second story was very cute but did not read the first and the last one as the topics did not appeal to me...nothing to do with the writers

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Dec 26, 2012 Sharon Galligar-Chance rated it 5 of 5 stars

All three of these stories are heartwarming and full of romance and fun. Additional recipes, plus quilt and knitting patterns, make this book a wonderful experience to read or to give as a gift.

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Jan 03, 2013 Catherine Richmond added it

A trifecta of historical romance!

In "Seams Like Love" by Judith Miller, Frank returned to the Amana Colonies after pharmacy school is discover his friend Karla with a wounded heart.

In " A Patchwork Love" by Stephanie Whitson, an impoverished mother takes her daughter west, hoping for marriage, but God brings a better plan out of a blizzard.

In "The Bridal Quilt" by Nancy Moser, Ada is torn between two lovers - one of whom will mean leaving her opulent lifestyle.

I hope you'll try this superb nove...more

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Nov 27, 2012 ReadingWench rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, holiday, net-galley, historical

A great story for Christmas ! The cookie ercipes wee a great surprise

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Mar 10, 2013 Rexy♥ rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book was so cute!!! I loved all the stories!

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Oct 08, 2012 Gina Hott rated it 4 of 5 stars

A terrific Christian Inspirational set of Historical Romances.

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Nov 27, 2012 Cheri rated it 3 of 5 stars

A quick fun holiday read.

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Dec 07, 2012 Carolyn rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction

3 creative stories with crafts to make and cookies that sound yummy to make also. I liked all the stories.

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Jan 01, 2013 Sherry Watson rated it 2 of 5 stars

Will try this one again next Christmas Season. It just didn't grab me in the beginning. I would give it another try though. Sometimes it just isn't the right moment to get into a new book and that was probably the case here. So try it and see what you think. The authors are well known and I love many of their other books.

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Jan 28, 2013 Justme rated it 4 of 5 stars

A nice collections of short stories...enjoyed the 1st one as it is about the Amana Colonies.

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