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What if the wrong turn leads to the love you’ve always prayed for?
Aimee Perkins dreams of love, but her small Ohio town offers little hope—until she meets Max online. His charm sweeps her off her feet, and she agrees to meet him for a Christmas Eve service in the West Virginia mountains. But before she leaves, she rescues Chester, a senior service dog facing euthanasia, and brings him along for the ride.
When a blizzard strands her on a lonely mountain road, Aimee’s fairy-tale date turns into a nightmare: Max’s number is disconnected, his profile deleted, and her car is buried in snow. Cold, scared, and alone, she prays for a miracle—only to be found by Marty Frazier, a kind-hearted mountain man with a heart as warm as the fire in his cabin.
Marty’s been praying for love too. But Aimee’s been burned before, and trust doesn’t come easy—even when Chester works his own kind of magic. As Christmas unfolds, Aimee must decide: Is Marty the answer to her prayers, or is she too afraid to take a leap of faith?
A heartwarming Christian romance about trust, divine timing, and the miracles that find us when we least expect them—perfect for fans of holiday love stories, rescue dogs, and mountain men who believe in second chances.
M. Jean Pike spins a touching Christmas story in Chester’s Miracle. Pike kept me on my toes with the love-interest switcheroo, and provided cozy comfort with her cabin setting and the growing love between Aimee and Marty. A fabulous December read!
Aimee believes she’s found a wonderful man online. She agrees to drive out to meet him for Christmas. Her sister thinks Aimee has been conned and may be in danger. But Aimee is determined to meet the man in person. On her way, she saves Chester, an older service dog, from being euthanized. Then it starts to snow, Aimee gets lost. Her car slides off the road, she runs out of gas, and there isn’t any cell service. Marty and his mother find her on their way to church on their snowmobiles. This is an enchanting story where all the elements fit seamlessly together. I found it uplifting and was so happy Chester found his forever home.
Chester’s Miracle by M. Jean Pike Sometimes as things age, they are perceived to lose their value. Unfortunately, we live in a throw-away culture and often see that happen, even with people. Ms. Pike has written a heartwarming story of a service dog, Chester, who has aged and is no longer willing or able to perform his duties as he once did. So society says he’s lost his value. Because he is no longer able to perform the duties that he once could, his owner sends him to a veterinarian to be euthanized. Aimee, a vet tech, is particularly drawn to Chester. She understands how people are often judged, and she sees more value in this sweet dog than others might. Looking for a dating relationship, Aimee’s gotten involved with a man online, and he’s invited her to come see him for Thanksgiving. Although her sister realizes something’s not quite right and warns against it, Aimee doesn’t listen and, not wanting to drive though the winter mountains alone, she takes Chester with her. As the wint
