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All I Want For Christmas Is A Soulmate
All I Want For Christmas is a Soul Mate . . .
This year’s delightful collection of Christmas short stories features a multitude of romantic genres all with one common theme: during the holiday season, nothing’s better than spending it with the one you love.
Twenty talented Soul Mate authors have put together an anthology that’s sure to please any reader who enjoys their romance with a splash of Christmas cheer:
A time-traveling Highlander brings comfort and joy to a young woman grieving her lost family . . .
Best friends, both widowed, suddenly see each other through new eyes during a snowed-in Christmas Eve;
A royal prince and a commoner fall in love despite their differences and a handful of untruths, thanks to a wreath that grants wishes . . .
An alien race understands the simple reward of giving, when their human captive does not . . .
Young lovers planning a Christmas wedding find their promise to each other is put to the ultimate test . . .
A ghostly groom refuses to stay away from the woman he loves . . .
For two modern believers, a magical, mystical visit to Bethlehem on the night of the Christ Child’s birth is both a joy and a responsibility . . .
And many more heartwarming, romantic stories celebrating ‘The Season To Be Jolly.’
Please join us as we tell a few tales, raise a glass of holiday cheer, and deck the halls with romance as well as boughs of holly!
This year’s delightful collection of Christmas short stories features a multitude of romantic genres all with one common theme: during the holiday season, nothing’s better than spending it with the one you love.
Twenty talented Soul Mate authors have put together an anthology that’s sure to please any reader who enjoys their romance with a splash of Christmas cheer:
A time-traveling Highlander brings comfort and joy to a young woman grieving her lost family . . .
Best friends, both widowed, suddenly see each other through new eyes during a snowed-in Christmas Eve;
A royal prince and a commoner fall in love despite their differences and a handful of untruths, thanks to a wreath that grants wishes . . .
An alien race understands the simple reward of giving, when their human captive does not . . .
Young lovers planning a Christmas wedding find their promise to each other is put to the ultimate test . . .
A ghostly groom refuses to stay away from the woman he loves . . .
For two modern believers, a magical, mystical visit to Bethlehem on the night of the Christ Child’s birth is both a joy and a responsibility . . .
And many more heartwarming, romantic stories celebrating ‘The Season To Be Jolly.’
Please join us as we tell a few tales, raise a glass of holiday cheer, and deck the halls with romance as well as boughs of holly!
306 pages, ebook
First published November 5, 2013
7 people are currently reading
166 people want to read
About the author
Char Chaffin
12 books77 followersChar Chaffin writes mainstream and contemporary romance filled with family, rich characters and engaging plots. For her, it all comes back to the love.
In partnership with fellow writer and BFF Cheryl Yeko, she also co-writes and publishes Western Historical, thrillers, and paranormal romance under the pen name CiCi Cordelia.
A displaced Alaskan, Char currently divides her time between Fairbanks, Alaska and the South Texas Coastal Bend with Mr. Don, a retired Air Force man with a passion for classic cars and Fifties rock n' roll. Their extended family is scattered all over the Lower Forty-Eight and Alaska.
When she’s not pounding away at her keyboard, sneaking away to the Last Frontier, or burying her nose in books and her beloved Kindle, she hangs out at the beach with Mr. Don, the most romantic man on earth.
You can visit Char at https://charbchaffin.wordpress.com/
In partnership with fellow writer and BFF Cheryl Yeko, she also co-writes and publishes Western Historical, thrillers, and paranormal romance under the pen name CiCi Cordelia.
A displaced Alaskan, Char currently divides her time between Fairbanks, Alaska and the South Texas Coastal Bend with Mr. Don, a retired Air Force man with a passion for classic cars and Fifties rock n' roll. Their extended family is scattered all over the Lower Forty-Eight and Alaska.
When she’s not pounding away at her keyboard, sneaking away to the Last Frontier, or burying her nose in books and her beloved Kindle, she hangs out at the beach with Mr. Don, the most romantic man on earth.
You can visit Char at https://charbchaffin.wordpress.com/
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December 14, 2013
This was the perfect book to enjoy on a cold evening. There was a little of everything, and I found myself disappointed when I got to the end of each of the stories. I wanted MORE! I definitely found several new authors to explore while reading this wonderful holiday anthology, and can't wait to see what else they have to offer. I would would recommend this read to everyone. Wonderful.
December 17, 2013
I want one! The Top Secret Santa from Lynn Cahoon’s story, Top Secret Santa, that is. I’m sure every girl will want a Santa just like him for Christmas if they read this story of romance and sincerity and sweetness. Noelle works as an elf at a mall, not the most glorious job for an adult during the holidays, but it’s her mission to make sure the kids have fun, especially when a grumpy Santa that’s more like a Scrooge walks off the stage and refuses to take pictures with the line of kids freaking out and needing to tell Santa their best wishes. When Noelle gets desperate, for a man and for a Santa, Chris walks in and saves the day, in more than one way. Get this book. Treasure it. And the dreams you’ll discover within.
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Kristi Lee is a hit in my book no matter the time of year, but Christmas came early when I read her short story The Christmas Affair. Wow! She speeds into the story and doesn’t stop, and the reader doesn’t know what’s coming until the end. The emotion keeps coming from start to finish, and the heroine is one lucky girl. I won’t spoil the punch line by telling you what happens, but Harriett and Quinn, husband and wife have a few talks, share a few kisses…and more…and a few spats about a man named Rob. But like I said, I won’t tell you who Harriett ends up with, but I will tell you…it’s worth the wait. Read the story. Enjoy. You won’t regret it.
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Kristi Lee is a hit in my book no matter the time of year, but Christmas came early when I read her short story The Christmas Affair. Wow! She speeds into the story and doesn’t stop, and the reader doesn’t know what’s coming until the end. The emotion keeps coming from start to finish, and the heroine is one lucky girl. I won’t spoil the punch line by telling you what happens, but Harriett and Quinn, husband and wife have a few talks, share a few kisses…and more…and a few spats about a man named Rob. But like I said, I won’t tell you who Harriett ends up with, but I will tell you…it’s worth the wait. Read the story. Enjoy. You won’t regret it.
December 30, 2013
I love anthologies and this was just what I was looking for this holiday season. All of the stories were filled with romance and seasonal magic, and I really fell in love with "Lost in Christmas".
February 11, 2015
Love comes in all forms
This book shows the power and magic of love. Each story is different from the other. Love can be found with people from the past, the afterlife, the supernatural and even beyond the stars.
This book shows the power and magic of love. Each story is different from the other. Love can be found with people from the past, the afterlife, the supernatural and even beyond the stars.
February 5, 2019
I love anthologies. They are the perfect way to try new authors as well as read short stories from your trusted favourites.
I may have downloaded this with the intention of just reading Anna Bloom's story but I've loved reading the others too. There are some new to me authors that I will definitely read again.
I may have downloaded this with the intention of just reading Anna Bloom's story but I've loved reading the others too. There are some new to me authors that I will definitely read again.
May 29, 2015
Overall, this was an enjoyable collection of Christmas stories. The time travel inspirational was too poorly developed to convince me to suspend disbelief, but I really enjoyed the snowbound stories. It was nice to have such a large collection, and they were all short enough to get through easily.
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