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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?
Christmas Lights and Moonlit Nights provide a quick dip into the Christmas spirit! I appreciate that the conflict was resolved quickly, and I found the scene where the hero and heroine visit the hospital to be very touching.
I absolutely loved the way the romance unfolded between Jeb and Leah. Given the circumstances I didn’t see how the author could possibly pull off a happily ever after but hats off to Ms. James for bringing this story to a believable and satisfying conclusion. The story is contained in a peaceful, serene setting that made me want to roll up my pant legs and take a stroll along the beach. The faith elements were well placed, and I appreciated the characters’ quiet faith. I highly recommend this story to anyone who enjoys a faith filled Christmas romance!
A delightful Christmas romance that tugged at my heartstrings. This story does a great job of depicting the unique challenges that members of the military, particularly those in Special Forces, experience when it comes to dating and family. The love story is sweet, and the main characters both have strong faith that helps see them through. This is a wonderful Christmas read!
