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Bright Copper Kettles

  • Author: Candice Sue Patterson
  • Other Titles by Candice Sue Patterson

     

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    Christmastown, Vermont: where it’s Christmas 365 days a year… To Darcy Carr the holiday is depressing enough without reliving it every day.  Her thriving wreath business and faithful cat are no longer enough to distract her from the pain of her past memories or her current...

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    Christmastown, Vermont: where it’s Christmas 365 days a year…

    To Darcy Carr the holiday is depressing enough without reliving it every day.  Her thriving wreath business and faithful cat are no longer enough to distract her from the pain of her past memories or her current loneliness. Is her frosty neighbor, the only man in town with no Christmas decorations, just another Scrooge, or could he be the one she’s been looking for?

    Coppersmith Dean Whitfield hasn’t celebrated Christmas—or anything else—since the death of his wife and unborn child. And he certainly has no desire to carry on the family tradition of crafting a star for the town’s Christmas tree, even if it will benefit a charity. Can Darcy and the joy of the season thaw his frozen heart and help him love again?

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    This story will grab you from the very first page and make you want to know the story behind the characters, but you'll just have to do a little reading of your own because I'm not about to spill the beans! Needless to say, Darcy is a very well rounded character with secrets of her own, even as she opens herself to the public with her wreath making classes. And Dean is just a puzzle for Darcy to figure out as she stumbles her way through some treacherous waters in her yearning to get to know him even as she tries not to intrude on his privacy. It seems God, and a couple little old ladies have a plan! Sad and happy, sweet and bittersweet, this story has it all. Beautiful!

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