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All Leah Davidson wants is to spend a quiet Christmas with her parents on Palm Island. Her father’s recovering from surgery, so she’s volunteered to take over his decorating responsibilities. Plus, it’s a good excuse to get away from her ex. But then she discovers her neighbors have a Christmas visitor, too. One she has a history with.
Navy SEAL Jed Price Is spending Christmas with his aunt and uncle on Palm Island. He wants a relaxing time away from the pressures of his work, and the secluded island seems like the perfect escape. Until he sees his aunt and uncle’s neighbor.
Jed remembers Leah as the snobby girl next door, and Leah remembers Jed as the immature boy who was afraid of the water. But they’ve both changed.
Can Leah and Jed move past their earlier issues and work together to make Christmas a joyous time of love and forgiveness?
The last time Leah saw Jed, he was a pudgy, pale boy. She and her friends teased him mercilessly. But when she goes home for Christmas to put up her father’s lavish Christmas light display, she finds Jed is now a very handsome Navy SEAL whose job takes precedence over everything else. Jed promised to make shelves for his uncle. So, he comes and goes depending upon when he is needed at work. Still, he helps Leah hang the Christmas lights. Leah enjoys his company but he can never tell her where he’s been and it unnerves her to know he carries a gun all the time. When he gives a talk to a classroom of students, Leah realizes how enthusiastic he is about the work he does. But as much as Jed enjoys Leah’s company, he plans never to marry because he has seen what happens when other SEALS die and the pain they leave behind for their families. Carol James has penned a tender tale about true courage bolstered by faith, a perfect Christmas story.
Christmas Lights and Moonlit Nights is a sweet story. Carol James weaves together lovely descriptions of the seaside and the sunsets, and gives us a woman with a strong spirit and a man that is truly a hero. Not only is Jed a Navy SEAL, but he has an incredible heart for children. Who wouldn’t fall for him? I enjoyed the relationship Leah has with her parents, even if her mom does have a few matchmaking tendencies. Leah and Jed fall in love quickly, but sometimes that happens in life. The hard part comes when they have to get past the fact that a Navy SEAL has no time for romance. It’s a sweet read to get you in the mood for the Christmas season.
What to do when you are a Navy SEAL and you feel like you can't have a wife and children? This story takes that story line and goes with it. Jed is a SEAL and he has watched many families deal with the death of their husband and father. He doesn't feel like he should submit anyone to that tremendous sorrow. Until he meets Leah again. Does he follow his heart or does he listen to God? This story is beautifully written I highly recommend it. it's a beautiful love story. I did receive a copy of the book from the author, but this review is completely my own opinion.
