Holiday at the Inn: Let It Snow / Orange Blossom Christmas / Mustangs and Mistletoe / Christmas in the City

by Andrea Boeshaar, Pamela Griffin, Kristy Dykes

Let it snow / Andrea Boeshaar --
Orange blossom Christmas / Kristy Dykes --
Mustangs and mistletoe / Pamela Griffin --
Christmas in the city / Debby Mayne --

Travel snags upset the holiday plans of four individuals, but kindly innkeepers open their doors and invite the sojourners in. Will the love they bring be allowed to stay? When a winter storm puts Shari's Christmas on hold, she takes refuge in a Wisconsin inn and gets more than she bargained for when she meets her former fiance there. - Lois wants only some solitude this Christmas. Trouble is, when she checks into a Florida bed-and-breakfest, she steps into a love triangle. - In need of a break from the corporate rat race, Derrick finds that his vacation on a Texas ranch turns into a game of matchmaking. - Stan can't find a flight out of New York City this Christmas. Returning to the city house where he has found the cooking and friendship inviting, what might the holiday spirit stir up? Might a little Christmas romance make up for the frustrations of unsuccessful holiday plans?

Genres: Christian Fiction, Christian

349 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2004

About the author

Andrea Kuhn Boeshaar has been married for more than 30 years. She and her husband, Daniel, have three adult sons, daughters-in-law, and two precious grandchildren. Andrea's educational background includes the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, where she studied in English, and Alverno College where she studied in Professional Communications and Business Management.

Andrea has been writing stories and poems since she was a little girl; however, it wasn't until 1984 that she started submitting her work for publication. Eight years after that, she was convicted about writing for the Christian market. She read books in her genre (Inspirational Romance & Women's Fiction), studied the market, and worked hard to hone her craft.

Reviews

[Estelle · Rating 3 out of 5]

Falling in Love is Wonderful, as the song indicates but there's not enough pizzas in these four stories to keep your interest. No doubt that is why it took such a long time to read the book.