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On a Midnight Clear: A 3-in-1 Christmas Novella Collection
Can they find a place to put their hearts and hope this Christmas?
Beloved authors Tracie Peterson, Misty M. Beller, and Karen Witemeyer come together with this festive novella collection inspired by the Nativity story and filled with faith, promise, and romance.
The Shepherd's Heart by Tracie Peterson
On the frontier, widowed sheep rancher Vincent Duran seeks a mother for his two children. Angel Lewis agrees to marry him despite believing Vincent will never truly love her, but as they work together during a fierce winter storm, will their broken hearts finally find peace, joy, and love?
No Room at the Inn by Misty M. Beller
When Noah Bentwood and his charge are snowed in while traveling through the Rocky Mountains, he must stay in a barn since the stage inn has no vacant rooms. Then innkeeper Hope Palmer's family heirloom disappears, and she and Noah work together to find it before Christmas. While the snowfall holds them captive, will unexpected feelings bloom?
A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer
Friendly correspondence with Stella Barrington evolves into something more when Harvard mathematics professor Frank Stentz arrives in Waco, Texas. As the two experiment with extending their relationship beyond letters, an impossible dilemma arises between love and logic. Will her wise man be able to calculate a way for them to be together?
Rediscover the joy of Christmas with these faith-based historical romances from bestselling authors featuring sweet Western frontier stories with themes of marriage of convenience, forced proximity, and friends-to-more.
Beloved authors Tracie Peterson, Misty M. Beller, and Karen Witemeyer come together with this festive novella collection inspired by the Nativity story and filled with faith, promise, and romance.
The Shepherd's Heart by Tracie Peterson
On the frontier, widowed sheep rancher Vincent Duran seeks a mother for his two children. Angel Lewis agrees to marry him despite believing Vincent will never truly love her, but as they work together during a fierce winter storm, will their broken hearts finally find peace, joy, and love?
No Room at the Inn by Misty M. Beller
When Noah Bentwood and his charge are snowed in while traveling through the Rocky Mountains, he must stay in a barn since the stage inn has no vacant rooms. Then innkeeper Hope Palmer's family heirloom disappears, and she and Noah work together to find it before Christmas. While the snowfall holds them captive, will unexpected feelings bloom?
A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer
Friendly correspondence with Stella Barrington evolves into something more when Harvard mathematics professor Frank Stentz arrives in Waco, Texas. As the two experiment with extending their relationship beyond letters, an impossible dilemma arises between love and logic. Will her wise man be able to calculate a way for them to be together?
Rediscover the joy of Christmas with these faith-based historical romances from bestselling authors featuring sweet Western frontier stories with themes of marriage of convenience, forced proximity, and friends-to-more.
304 pages, Hardcover
First published September 1, 2025
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Tracie Peterson
238 books3,252 followersTracie Peterson is a bestselling author who writes in both historical and contemporary genres. Her novels reveal her love for research as well as her strong desire to develop emotionally meaningful characters and stories for her readers. Tracie and her family live in Montana.
pen name: Janelle Jamison
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September 14, 2025
On A Midnight Clear by Tracie Peterson, Karen Witemeyer and Misty M. Beller
(3 in 1 Novella Collection)
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This was a good collection of Christmas novellas centered around the Nativity story. Each one had something unique and different.
Novella #1: The Shepherd's Heart by Tracie Peterson - 5 Stars
Loved this one so much. On the western frontier in 1875, we see a widowed sheep rancher with his children, Vincent Duran. He needs a mother for his two children after losing his wife and other children. He and his remaining two children have been through so much grief. Angel Lewis agrees to marry him, a marriage of convenience if you will. They brace a winter storm and find love again. I loved seeing Angel walk through the grief with this family together, helping the children understand what happened and about how to trust God even through hardship. Seeing the real meaning behind Christmas on display through the Nativity story was the best too. I have never read a book by Tracie, but now I have to check out her books!
Novella #2: No Room at the Inn by Misty M. Beller - 4 Stars
Also on the western frontier but in 1861, Hope and her brother run an inn. A blizzard forces everyone to stay at Hope's home, where a romantic interest occurs between Hope and Noah. Everyone literally has "no room at the inn" and they have to figure out how to all stick together during this storm. Meaning of Christmas is shared and we have very much a Pioneer tale at Christmastime.
Novella #3: A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer 4.5 Stars
This one is set in Waco, TX in 1890. This one had a "3 wise man" and a "baby" storyline. A thread of Christmas redemption in Christ too that I really enjoyed. Frank is a Harvard Math Professor who comes to Waco and meets Stella. He is socially awkward and she doesn't see herself as she should. They interact a lot together and there was also some fun humor was in this one too but the ending had serious topics involved and a mention of a brothel / women working at the brother but the redemption in Christ is shown in the situation.
Overall, this is a great collection that is going to be a good one for the Christmas season, especially to my friends who appreciate good Christian content in their Christmas novellas.
Thank you to Bethany House for a complimentary copy to honestly read and review. All thoughts are my own.
(3 in 1 Novella Collection)
Blog Post: https://bookloveramanda.blogspot.com/...
This was a good collection of Christmas novellas centered around the Nativity story. Each one had something unique and different.
Novella #1: The Shepherd's Heart by Tracie Peterson - 5 Stars
Loved this one so much. On the western frontier in 1875, we see a widowed sheep rancher with his children, Vincent Duran. He needs a mother for his two children after losing his wife and other children. He and his remaining two children have been through so much grief. Angel Lewis agrees to marry him, a marriage of convenience if you will. They brace a winter storm and find love again. I loved seeing Angel walk through the grief with this family together, helping the children understand what happened and about how to trust God even through hardship. Seeing the real meaning behind Christmas on display through the Nativity story was the best too. I have never read a book by Tracie, but now I have to check out her books!
Novella #2: No Room at the Inn by Misty M. Beller - 4 Stars
Also on the western frontier but in 1861, Hope and her brother run an inn. A blizzard forces everyone to stay at Hope's home, where a romantic interest occurs between Hope and Noah. Everyone literally has "no room at the inn" and they have to figure out how to all stick together during this storm. Meaning of Christmas is shared and we have very much a Pioneer tale at Christmastime.
Novella #3: A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer 4.5 Stars
This one is set in Waco, TX in 1890. This one had a "3 wise man" and a "baby" storyline. A thread of Christmas redemption in Christ too that I really enjoyed. Frank is a Harvard Math Professor who comes to Waco and meets Stella. He is socially awkward and she doesn't see herself as she should. They interact a lot together and there was also some fun humor was in this one too but the ending had serious topics involved and a mention of a brothel / women working at the brother but the redemption in Christ is shown in the situation.
Overall, this is a great collection that is going to be a good one for the Christmas season, especially to my friends who appreciate good Christian content in their Christmas novellas.
Thank you to Bethany House for a complimentary copy to honestly read and review. All thoughts are my own.
August 29, 2025
Good collection of Christmas novellas!
All three novellas are inspired by the Nativity story.
The Shepherd's Heart by Tracie Peterson (Nebraska and Wyoming 1875)
My heart jumped for joy at the "old maid" who thinks she'll never find true love, finding it.
No Room at the Inn by Misty M Beller (Nebraska Territory/current day Wyoming 1861)
When an unexpected blizzard leads to an innkeeper and businessman getting to know each other...
A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer (Texas 1890)
Loved the geeky math professor hero, mathematical analogies, history and bits of humor.
A gift of a collection by three talented authors.
My gratitude to publisher Bethany House and Celebrate Lit for a complimentary copy of the novel. I was not required to post a review and all opinions expressed are my own.
All three novellas are inspired by the Nativity story.
The Shepherd's Heart by Tracie Peterson (Nebraska and Wyoming 1875)
My heart jumped for joy at the "old maid" who thinks she'll never find true love, finding it.
No Room at the Inn by Misty M Beller (Nebraska Territory/current day Wyoming 1861)
When an unexpected blizzard leads to an innkeeper and businessman getting to know each other...
A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer (Texas 1890)
Loved the geeky math professor hero, mathematical analogies, history and bits of humor.
A gift of a collection by three talented authors.
My gratitude to publisher Bethany House and Celebrate Lit for a complimentary copy of the novel. I was not required to post a review and all opinions expressed are my own.
August 21, 2025
If you are looking for a Christmas novella collection that is full of great stories and great Christian content, then this is the collection for you! In this collection you get 3 stories!
The Shepard’s Heart by Tracie Peterson
-This is a marriage of convenience story that just warms the heart. Angel was jilted at the altar and Vincent is a widower with children. I just loved this story so much! Perfect!
No Room at the Inn by Misty M. Beller
-Hope runs an Inn. Noah is escorting a young lady when their party has to stop at the inn due to snowy weather. As they are trapped there Hope and Noah get to know one another and love blossoms. There also is a little mystery of the missing family heirloom. Loved it!
A Star in the West
-Frank is a math professor at Harvard. He is a “Wiseman”. He is a bit awkward socially, usually prefers his numbers but has been lonely lately. He is hoping to court a woman he has been writing to, Stella. Stella thinks she is unattractive. She is nervous that Frank is coming. I thought Stella and Frank were so cute. I really enjoyed this story!
I really appreciated the strong Christian content in all three of these stories. I definitely recommend this collection!
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I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book which I received from the author. All views expressed are only my honest opinion.
The Shepard’s Heart by Tracie Peterson
-This is a marriage of convenience story that just warms the heart. Angel was jilted at the altar and Vincent is a widower with children. I just loved this story so much! Perfect!
No Room at the Inn by Misty M. Beller
-Hope runs an Inn. Noah is escorting a young lady when their party has to stop at the inn due to snowy weather. As they are trapped there Hope and Noah get to know one another and love blossoms. There also is a little mystery of the missing family heirloom. Loved it!
A Star in the West
-Frank is a math professor at Harvard. He is a “Wiseman”. He is a bit awkward socially, usually prefers his numbers but has been lonely lately. He is hoping to court a woman he has been writing to, Stella. Stella thinks she is unattractive. She is nervous that Frank is coming. I thought Stella and Frank were so cute. I really enjoyed this story!
I really appreciated the strong Christian content in all three of these stories. I definitely recommend this collection!
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I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book which I received from the author. All views expressed are only my honest opinion.
December 19, 2025
The magic of historical Christmas stories strike again!
There is something about the slow way of Christmas, the simplicity in which they showed up for each other, the way to TRUE meaning of why we celebrate was such a focal point.
They always warm my heart!
And this novella collection was a great addition to the market!
I was transported into the lives of people who found love during the most magical season, who relied on the Lord to work out situations that seemed impossible, and celebrated the real reason for the season.
Tracie, Misty, and Karen brought the magic of Christmas to life with the sweetest of Christmas stories in each of their signature ways!
*I received this book from the publisher**All options are my own*
There is something about the slow way of Christmas, the simplicity in which they showed up for each other, the way to TRUE meaning of why we celebrate was such a focal point.
They always warm my heart!
And this novella collection was a great addition to the market!
I was transported into the lives of people who found love during the most magical season, who relied on the Lord to work out situations that seemed impossible, and celebrated the real reason for the season.
Tracie, Misty, and Karen brought the magic of Christmas to life with the sweetest of Christmas stories in each of their signature ways!
*I received this book from the publisher**All options are my own*
August 31, 2025
Three novellas. Three voices. One Savior whose birth still changes everything.
Each story carried the warmth of Christmas and the wonder of the Nativity, like candlelight in the dark, steady and glowing with hope and promise. The words spoke of living differently because of Jesus: “When we live a life for Jesus, people notice that we’re different. When we are forgiving and kind when others deserve our anger, the light shines.” That truth belongs at the heart of every season, but it feels especially bright at Christmas!
There’s also the steady witness of faith that endures: “My faith has seen me through many difficult times.”
A simple confession, yet strong enough to carry the weight of a lifetime.
And the reminder that lifts the whole collection: “Her heart overflowed with gratitude for the gift of Jesus, for the love and truth He bestowed during His life, for the grace and salvation He offered in His death, and the triumph and hope manifested at His resurrection. This was the good news of Christmas.”
Romantic and tender, yet always pointing back to Christ, these novellas invite us to slow down, remember, and rejoice in the true miracle of Christmas.
Perfect for readers who love historical romance, stories that stir the heart, and Christmas tales that clearly celebrate the Savior’s birth.
I received a digital ARC from Celebrate Lit Publicity Group and the publisher via NetGalley. I am not required to write a positive review nor paid to do so. This is my honest and unbiased review. My thoughts and opinions expressed in this book review are my own. My review focuses on the great writing, engaging narration, and the story’s wonderful content, ensuring transparency and reliability.
Each story carried the warmth of Christmas and the wonder of the Nativity, like candlelight in the dark, steady and glowing with hope and promise. The words spoke of living differently because of Jesus: “When we live a life for Jesus, people notice that we’re different. When we are forgiving and kind when others deserve our anger, the light shines.” That truth belongs at the heart of every season, but it feels especially bright at Christmas!
There’s also the steady witness of faith that endures: “My faith has seen me through many difficult times.”
A simple confession, yet strong enough to carry the weight of a lifetime.
And the reminder that lifts the whole collection: “Her heart overflowed with gratitude for the gift of Jesus, for the love and truth He bestowed during His life, for the grace and salvation He offered in His death, and the triumph and hope manifested at His resurrection. This was the good news of Christmas.”
Romantic and tender, yet always pointing back to Christ, these novellas invite us to slow down, remember, and rejoice in the true miracle of Christmas.
Perfect for readers who love historical romance, stories that stir the heart, and Christmas tales that clearly celebrate the Savior’s birth.
I received a digital ARC from Celebrate Lit Publicity Group and the publisher via NetGalley. I am not required to write a positive review nor paid to do so. This is my honest and unbiased review. My thoughts and opinions expressed in this book review are my own. My review focuses on the great writing, engaging narration, and the story’s wonderful content, ensuring transparency and reliability.
November 26, 2025
Story Enjoyment Rating: 8/10 Christian Faith Rating: 3/3
On a Midnight Clear by Tracie Peterson, Misty M. Beller, and Karen Witemeyer is a collection of three historical Christian Christmas novellas. The first story, “The Shepherd’s Heart” by Tracie Peterson, follows Angel, who is abandoned by her fiancé just before their wedding. An older friend encourages her to consider marrying her childhood friend, a widower who needs help caring for his children. Though the timeline is short, it explores grief, second chances, and learning to trust God again after deep heartbreak.
The second novella, “No Room at the Inn” by Misty M. Beller, centres on Hope and her brother Martin, who run a small inn for stagecoach travellers in a remote location. During a harsh winter storm, a stranded stage leaves several guests trapped at the inn, including Noah, the woman he is escorting to her father, and a stage driver who falls ill. As Hope and Noah are drawn together through the crisis, romance quickly develops, along with important life decisions. This story blends sweet Christian romance with strong faith elements and a touch of mystery, all set against a snowy wilderness backdrop.
The final tale, “A Star in the West” by Karen Witemeyer, follows Stella, whose father connects her with Frank, a Harvard professor close to her age. After developing a close relationship through letters, Frank arrives in her town to give lectures, and they finally meet in person. Both feel insecure and assume the other may not be attracted to them, yet a strong connection quickly forms. Frank approaches relationships analytically, treating love like an experiment as he weighs his career ambitions against his growing feelings for Stella. This story offers a sweet romance with a Christmas theme that unfolds more fully by the end.
The strong faith elements are what truly made this collection stand out. Although the historical settings were outside my usual comfort zone, I thoroughly enjoyed all three stories.
On a Midnight Clear by Tracie Peterson, Misty M. Beller, and Karen Witemeyer is a collection of three historical Christian Christmas novellas. The first story, “The Shepherd’s Heart” by Tracie Peterson, follows Angel, who is abandoned by her fiancé just before their wedding. An older friend encourages her to consider marrying her childhood friend, a widower who needs help caring for his children. Though the timeline is short, it explores grief, second chances, and learning to trust God again after deep heartbreak.
The second novella, “No Room at the Inn” by Misty M. Beller, centres on Hope and her brother Martin, who run a small inn for stagecoach travellers in a remote location. During a harsh winter storm, a stranded stage leaves several guests trapped at the inn, including Noah, the woman he is escorting to her father, and a stage driver who falls ill. As Hope and Noah are drawn together through the crisis, romance quickly develops, along with important life decisions. This story blends sweet Christian romance with strong faith elements and a touch of mystery, all set against a snowy wilderness backdrop.
The final tale, “A Star in the West” by Karen Witemeyer, follows Stella, whose father connects her with Frank, a Harvard professor close to her age. After developing a close relationship through letters, Frank arrives in her town to give lectures, and they finally meet in person. Both feel insecure and assume the other may not be attracted to them, yet a strong connection quickly forms. Frank approaches relationships analytically, treating love like an experiment as he weighs his career ambitions against his growing feelings for Stella. This story offers a sweet romance with a Christmas theme that unfolds more fully by the end.
The strong faith elements are what truly made this collection stand out. Although the historical settings were outside my usual comfort zone, I thoroughly enjoyed all three stories.
February 17, 2026
The Shepherd’s Heart by Tracie Peterson
4 stars
This marriage-of-convenience novella was sweet. I loved seeing the family learn to love one another during the Christmas season and a blizzard.
No Room at the Inn by Misty M. Beller
3 stars
This novella was just okay. The romance focused heavily on yearning for each other and sexual tension. The mystery about the missing knife was a little heavy-handed. Yet, there was chess pie and snow and Christmas.
A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer
4 stars
I loved this sciencey romance! I don’t see that nearly often enough. More please! Also appreciated that the leading lady compared her love life to various classic characters, Austen’s and Brontë’s included. The leading man was a mathematician and an alchemist—beautiful combination! A romance begun in letters is right up my alley.
I was disappointed that the leading man never learned better about his question of whether “it didn’t matter who followed who” in a marriage. Paul was very clear about this in 1 Corinthians 11:3, when he wrote, “But I want you to know that Christ is the head of every man, and the man is the head of the woman, and God is the head of Christ” (HCSB). At least the leading lady did have a moment of submission to the man, but this thread definitely could have been stronger on the male leadership as a reflection of biblical guidance.
I wasn’t expecting a late-entry subplot revolving around a brothel and prostitution. Talk about shocking! Warning sure would have been nice on that one.
Content: replacement profanity, prostitutes, madam, brothel, unwed mother (due to prostitution), nude paintings (in brothel)
4 stars
This marriage-of-convenience novella was sweet. I loved seeing the family learn to love one another during the Christmas season and a blizzard.
No Room at the Inn by Misty M. Beller
3 stars
This novella was just okay. The romance focused heavily on yearning for each other and sexual tension. The mystery about the missing knife was a little heavy-handed. Yet, there was chess pie and snow and Christmas.
A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer
4 stars
I loved this sciencey romance! I don’t see that nearly often enough. More please! Also appreciated that the leading lady compared her love life to various classic characters, Austen’s and Brontë’s included. The leading man was a mathematician and an alchemist—beautiful combination! A romance begun in letters is right up my alley.
I was disappointed that the leading man never learned better about his question of whether “it didn’t matter who followed who” in a marriage. Paul was very clear about this in 1 Corinthians 11:3, when he wrote, “But I want you to know that Christ is the head of every man, and the man is the head of the woman, and God is the head of Christ” (HCSB). At least the leading lady did have a moment of submission to the man, but this thread definitely could have been stronger on the male leadership as a reflection of biblical guidance.
I wasn’t expecting a late-entry subplot revolving around a brothel and prostitution. Talk about shocking! Warning sure would have been nice on that one.
Content: replacement profanity, prostitutes, madam, brothel, unwed mother (due to prostitution), nude paintings (in brothel)
September 14, 2025
On a Midnight Clear is a collection of Christmas-themed novellas. I've read several books by all three authors, so I was excited for this one.
This is a sweet collection that will leave you in the Christmas spirit. All three books feature faith, which I, of course, always appreciate, and the romance is gentle and tender. I enjoyed the familial themes in all three stories, and each author's distinct writing style brings something special to the collection.
I don't agree with some of the theology in the first story, which has God literally speaking to a character through a dream. But, otherwise, this was an enjoyable collection. As a reader who grew up reading Barbour's historical romance collections, books of this sort have a special place in my heart, especially books about Christmas and our Savior's birth.
For readers of sweet and wholesome Christian historical romance, this is another book to add to your TBR.
*I received an ARC of this book through NetGalley in conjunction with the publisher. All opinions expressed are my own and a positive review was not required.
This is a sweet collection that will leave you in the Christmas spirit. All three books feature faith, which I, of course, always appreciate, and the romance is gentle and tender. I enjoyed the familial themes in all three stories, and each author's distinct writing style brings something special to the collection.
I don't agree with some of the theology in the first story, which has God literally speaking to a character through a dream. But, otherwise, this was an enjoyable collection. As a reader who grew up reading Barbour's historical romance collections, books of this sort have a special place in my heart, especially books about Christmas and our Savior's birth.
For readers of sweet and wholesome Christian historical romance, this is another book to add to your TBR.
*I received an ARC of this book through NetGalley in conjunction with the publisher. All opinions expressed are my own and a positive review was not required.
August 5, 2025
Three stories of Christmas on the western frontier in the 1800s.
1. The Shepherd's Heart- Tracie Peterson
Nebraska 1875
Angel's future is unknown after her fiancé leaves her at the altar. Vincient, a widower with two small children, is floundering in his grief and can't seem to take care of his children the way he would like. The story touched my heart. It was heartbreaking, but redemption and God's love had an answer. The characters were great, and I was captivated by them from the beginning, especially the children. I loved the ending and the Christian theme.
2. No Room at the Inn- Misty Beller
Nebraska Territory (future Wyoming) 1861
Hope and her brother, Martin, run a stage stop and inn. A storm brings strangers stranded along with the stagecoach driver, who is injured. Hope is very caring as she tries her best to guard her heart. But God has something planned for her. Great ending.
3. A Star in the West-Karen Witemeyer
Waco, Texas 1890
Stella Barrington doesn't have a good opinion about herself, and she feels she will be a spinster for the rest of her life. She takes care of her aging father, but also, on his suggestion, writes to one of his friends, a mathematics professor, Frank Stentz. All is good until he arrives at their home. It seems God has other plans. There is also humor, which made me laugh.
The story has some twists I didn't see coming. The ending was beautiful-it made me cry.
A wonderful collection that will bring Christmas into your heart, reminding you of the most important reason to celebrate Christmas. Loved all three. Inspirational and uplifting.
1. The Shepherd's Heart- Tracie Peterson
Nebraska 1875
Angel's future is unknown after her fiancé leaves her at the altar. Vincient, a widower with two small children, is floundering in his grief and can't seem to take care of his children the way he would like. The story touched my heart. It was heartbreaking, but redemption and God's love had an answer. The characters were great, and I was captivated by them from the beginning, especially the children. I loved the ending and the Christian theme.
2. No Room at the Inn- Misty Beller
Nebraska Territory (future Wyoming) 1861
Hope and her brother, Martin, run a stage stop and inn. A storm brings strangers stranded along with the stagecoach driver, who is injured. Hope is very caring as she tries her best to guard her heart. But God has something planned for her. Great ending.
3. A Star in the West-Karen Witemeyer
Waco, Texas 1890
Stella Barrington doesn't have a good opinion about herself, and she feels she will be a spinster for the rest of her life. She takes care of her aging father, but also, on his suggestion, writes to one of his friends, a mathematics professor, Frank Stentz. All is good until he arrives at their home. It seems God has other plans. There is also humor, which made me laugh.
The story has some twists I didn't see coming. The ending was beautiful-it made me cry.
A wonderful collection that will bring Christmas into your heart, reminding you of the most important reason to celebrate Christmas. Loved all three. Inspirational and uplifting.
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December 23, 2025
3.5 stars. I enjoyed the first story the most, followed by the third. I found the second story to drag on and did not enjoy it. Although, I did enjoy the blizzardy conditions in the second story. All three were very Chrissmasy and definitely infused with faith and hope! I did not at all enjoy this audiobook narrator.
December 24, 2025
On a Midnight Clear is a lovely Christmas novella collection by three talented Christian authors. Inspired by the Nativity, each story blends historical romance, faith, hope, and the true meaning of Christmas. The creative way each novella weaves in elements of the Nativity was very touching and truly captured the Christmas spirit.
Each story was a delight and a beautifully told. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys faith-based historical romances with themes of marriage of convenience, forced proximity, and friends-to-more.
Many thanks to Baker Publishing Group for a gifted copy. All opinions expressed are completely my own.
Each story was a delight and a beautifully told. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys faith-based historical romances with themes of marriage of convenience, forced proximity, and friends-to-more.
Many thanks to Baker Publishing Group for a gifted copy. All opinions expressed are completely my own.
December 22, 2025
The Shepherd’s Heart by Tracie Peterson - 2 ⭐️
This story felt rushed and disjointed. At times, it felt like reading an unpolished first draft. All the right things for the plot were there, but awkwardly pieced together without any smooth flow.
Lots of scenes of mostly/all dialogue. Nothing to tell us where the characters are, what they’re feeling/thinking, etc. Also lots of time jumps and then suddenly “telling” everything that’s happened so far. Because of this, instead of seeing hearts and attitudes changing over time, the changes felt very abrupt due to the large time jumps, while large chunks of time/attention were given to trivial or unimportant scenes.
My biggest issue was the misleading comments about God and matters of faith.
— The main guy (widower) alluded to his dead wife “praying” for him and the kids. Just… no.
— The main girl randomly hears an audible voice which she believes is God talking to her. Not saying it couldn’t happen, but it felt odd and forced in to convince us.
— Quote from the female MC speaking to her stepchildren about trusting God: “Because who else would we put our trust in? The devil? Even if I can’t understand why God allows things to happen the way they do, I can’t put my trust in anyone else. The devil isn’t trustworthy.” Soooo God is just the lesser of two evils and that’s why we should trust him? Um no. I don’t think so. That is such a damaging thing to teach little hearts and minds. How about instead telling these children that the Lord of the universe also experienced pain like they’re feeling? So he knows and sees and comforts them and is with them in their pain? Not this “well what other choice do you have” attitude.
No Room at the Inn by Misty Beller - 2.5 ⭐️
Meh at first. Somehow felt slow and also rushed. The amount of times we had to hear about the male MC feeling awkward around a woman’s undergarments was obnoxious. Some conflicting information/things that just didn’t make sense.
As for the romance, definitely insta-love. I get that it’s a short story/novella, but… He helped you search for a lost item in your house so you let him kiss you? After meeting like 2-3 days ago? 🤦🏻♀️
A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer - 5 ⭐️
Absolutely delicious. Love, love, loved this one! It made up for having to wade through the first two. Such a sweet love story, unfolding between two awkward, intentional, dear souls. Some good, deep, solid biblical themes as well!
This story felt rushed and disjointed. At times, it felt like reading an unpolished first draft. All the right things for the plot were there, but awkwardly pieced together without any smooth flow.
Lots of scenes of mostly/all dialogue. Nothing to tell us where the characters are, what they’re feeling/thinking, etc. Also lots of time jumps and then suddenly “telling” everything that’s happened so far. Because of this, instead of seeing hearts and attitudes changing over time, the changes felt very abrupt due to the large time jumps, while large chunks of time/attention were given to trivial or unimportant scenes.
My biggest issue was the misleading comments about God and matters of faith.
— The main guy (widower) alluded to his dead wife “praying” for him and the kids. Just… no.
— The main girl randomly hears an audible voice which she believes is God talking to her. Not saying it couldn’t happen, but it felt odd and forced in to convince us.
— Quote from the female MC speaking to her stepchildren about trusting God: “Because who else would we put our trust in? The devil? Even if I can’t understand why God allows things to happen the way they do, I can’t put my trust in anyone else. The devil isn’t trustworthy.” Soooo God is just the lesser of two evils and that’s why we should trust him? Um no. I don’t think so. That is such a damaging thing to teach little hearts and minds. How about instead telling these children that the Lord of the universe also experienced pain like they’re feeling? So he knows and sees and comforts them and is with them in their pain? Not this “well what other choice do you have” attitude.
No Room at the Inn by Misty Beller - 2.5 ⭐️
Meh at first. Somehow felt slow and also rushed. The amount of times we had to hear about the male MC feeling awkward around a woman’s undergarments was obnoxious. Some conflicting information/things that just didn’t make sense.
As for the romance, definitely insta-love. I get that it’s a short story/novella, but… He helped you search for a lost item in your house so you let him kiss you? After meeting like 2-3 days ago? 🤦🏻♀️
A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer - 5 ⭐️
Absolutely delicious. Love, love, loved this one! It made up for having to wade through the first two. Such a sweet love story, unfolding between two awkward, intentional, dear souls. Some good, deep, solid biblical themes as well!
August 30, 2025
This sweet and cozy collection of novellas will put you in the mood for Christmas! The three novellas are stand alone stories and not connected to each other aside from their Christmas themed focus.
The Shepherd’s Heart by Tracie Peterson was a marriage of convenience story with such a sweet female main character. I loved the way Angel cared for Vincent and his children, all while knowing that she did not have their love. So, when that changed and love began to grow, it made it extra special.
No Room at the Inn by Misty M. Beller was a forced proximity story as travelers found themselves snowed in together. I appreciated the way Noah turned to prayer and Bible reading to help him decide what path to follow for his heart and the feelings that were growing for Hope.
A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer was the story of two pen pals who fell for each other through the letters they exchanged. Yet, they were both nervous and unsure about each other’s feelings once they met in person. It was so sweet to see Stella and Frank give each other their hearts.
I received a complimentary copy of this book. All opinions are my own.
You can read this review on my blog:
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The Shepherd’s Heart by Tracie Peterson was a marriage of convenience story with such a sweet female main character. I loved the way Angel cared for Vincent and his children, all while knowing that she did not have their love. So, when that changed and love began to grow, it made it extra special.
No Room at the Inn by Misty M. Beller was a forced proximity story as travelers found themselves snowed in together. I appreciated the way Noah turned to prayer and Bible reading to help him decide what path to follow for his heart and the feelings that were growing for Hope.
A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer was the story of two pen pals who fell for each other through the letters they exchanged. Yet, they were both nervous and unsure about each other’s feelings once they met in person. It was so sweet to see Stella and Frank give each other their hearts.
I received a complimentary copy of this book. All opinions are my own.
You can read this review on my blog:
https://brittreadsfiction.wordpress.c...
December 18, 2025
(4.25 stars)
On a Midnight Clear is a collection of three faith-filled Christmas novellas inspired by the Nativity story, all set on the Western frontier and woven with hope, love, and quiet moments of God’s grace. And can we just take a moment to admire this beautiful cover? ❤️
❄️ The Shepherd’s Heart by Tracie Peterson
On the frontier, a widowed sheep rancher enters a marriage of convenience in hopes of providing a mother for his children. As a fierce winter storm forces two guarded hearts to rely on one another, faith, perseverance, and unexpected love begin to take root.
🕯️ No Room at the Inn by Misty M. Beller
When a traveler and his young charge are snowed in near a crowded stage inn, they find shelter in a barn just days before Christmas. As they work together to recover a missing family heirloom, a season of waiting opens the door to trust, kindness, and growing affection.
⭐️ A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer
What begins as friendly correspondence deepens when a Harvard mathematics professor arrives in Texas, and letters turn into real-life possibilities. As faith, reason, and love intersect, an unexpected dilemma challenges two hearts to trust God’s wisdom over their own understanding.
Together, these stories capture the hope of Christmas while reflecting themes of faith, family, and love on the frontier. If you enjoy short, seasonal reads that are cozy, Christ-centered, and rich with gentle romance, this collection makes a lovely December pick.
Thank you @bethanyhousefiction for my copy in exchange for my honest thoughts.
On a Midnight Clear is a collection of three faith-filled Christmas novellas inspired by the Nativity story, all set on the Western frontier and woven with hope, love, and quiet moments of God’s grace. And can we just take a moment to admire this beautiful cover? ❤️
❄️ The Shepherd’s Heart by Tracie Peterson
On the frontier, a widowed sheep rancher enters a marriage of convenience in hopes of providing a mother for his children. As a fierce winter storm forces two guarded hearts to rely on one another, faith, perseverance, and unexpected love begin to take root.
🕯️ No Room at the Inn by Misty M. Beller
When a traveler and his young charge are snowed in near a crowded stage inn, they find shelter in a barn just days before Christmas. As they work together to recover a missing family heirloom, a season of waiting opens the door to trust, kindness, and growing affection.
⭐️ A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer
What begins as friendly correspondence deepens when a Harvard mathematics professor arrives in Texas, and letters turn into real-life possibilities. As faith, reason, and love intersect, an unexpected dilemma challenges two hearts to trust God’s wisdom over their own understanding.
Together, these stories capture the hope of Christmas while reflecting themes of faith, family, and love on the frontier. If you enjoy short, seasonal reads that are cozy, Christ-centered, and rich with gentle romance, this collection makes a lovely December pick.
Thank you @bethanyhousefiction for my copy in exchange for my honest thoughts.
October 5, 2025
On A Midnight Clear is a collection of three novellas by three different storytellers. I love Christmas themed stories, and this book offers three delightful faith-filled Nativity-centered tales in one book!
The Shepherd’s Heart
by Tracie Peterson
I really enjoyed this marriage of convenience story! My heart went out to Vincent, a father of two children who has lost so much, as well as to Angel who changed their lives and hers.
No Room at the Inn
by Misty M. Beller
Hope and Noah are brought together in a blizzard and it’s just the beginning of their journey and I love how the story closes.
A Star in the West
by Karen Witemeyer
This is a sweet pen pal story. When Stella and Frank finally meet in person, the story gets all the cuter.
First Line (The Shepherd’s Heart): For a moment that dawn, everything seemed completely perfect.
Genre: Christian Historical Romance, Western
Author: Tracie Peterson, Misty M. Beller, Karen Witemeyer
Page Count: 304
#CoverLoverBookReview received a review copy of this book. Opinions are 100% my own.
The Shepherd’s Heart
by Tracie Peterson
I really enjoyed this marriage of convenience story! My heart went out to Vincent, a father of two children who has lost so much, as well as to Angel who changed their lives and hers.
No Room at the Inn
by Misty M. Beller
Hope and Noah are brought together in a blizzard and it’s just the beginning of their journey and I love how the story closes.
A Star in the West
by Karen Witemeyer
This is a sweet pen pal story. When Stella and Frank finally meet in person, the story gets all the cuter.
First Line (The Shepherd’s Heart): For a moment that dawn, everything seemed completely perfect.
Genre: Christian Historical Romance, Western
Author: Tracie Peterson, Misty M. Beller, Karen Witemeyer
Page Count: 304
#CoverLoverBookReview received a review copy of this book. Opinions are 100% my own.
November 20, 2025
"Can they find a place to put their hearts and hope this Christmas?"
This book is a heartwarming trio of faith-filled Christmas novellas inspired by the Nativity. The gentle romance and snowy settings make it the perfect book to cozy up with during the holiday season. Here's a quick rundown of each novella:
🌟The Shepherd's Heart
Widowed sheep rancher Vincent Duran needs a mother for his two young children. Angel Lewis agrees to a marriage of convenience, certain his heart will never truly be hers. When a fierce Wyoming winter storm forces them together, duty and shared hardship slowly begin to heal two broken hearts. This marriage of convenience story that left me teary-eyed.
🌟No Room At the Inn
Traveling guardian Noah Bentwood and his young charge are snowed in at a Rocky Mountain stage stop- he's forced to sleep in the barn because the inn is full. When innkeeper Hope Palmer’s cherished family heirloom vanishes, she and Noah team up to recover it before Christmas. As the storm lingers, so do new and unexpected feelings. This forced proximity romance that kept me on my toes.
🌟A Star In the West
What began as friendly letters between Texas schoolteacher Stella Barrington and Harvard mathematics professor Frank Stentz takes a surprising turn when he arrives in Waco for a visit. Suddenly faced with the choice between love and logic, they’ll need more than intellect to find their way forward. This friends-to-lovers romance had me giggling.
♥️Read If You Enjoy:
• Historical Western romances
• Sweet, wholesome love stories
• Christmas novellas with gentle faith elements
• Winter settings and heartwarming endings
5/5 ⭐️ For this adorable collection!
This book is a heartwarming trio of faith-filled Christmas novellas inspired by the Nativity. The gentle romance and snowy settings make it the perfect book to cozy up with during the holiday season. Here's a quick rundown of each novella:
🌟The Shepherd's Heart
Widowed sheep rancher Vincent Duran needs a mother for his two young children. Angel Lewis agrees to a marriage of convenience, certain his heart will never truly be hers. When a fierce Wyoming winter storm forces them together, duty and shared hardship slowly begin to heal two broken hearts. This marriage of convenience story that left me teary-eyed.
🌟No Room At the Inn
Traveling guardian Noah Bentwood and his young charge are snowed in at a Rocky Mountain stage stop- he's forced to sleep in the barn because the inn is full. When innkeeper Hope Palmer’s cherished family heirloom vanishes, she and Noah team up to recover it before Christmas. As the storm lingers, so do new and unexpected feelings. This forced proximity romance that kept me on my toes.
🌟A Star In the West
What began as friendly letters between Texas schoolteacher Stella Barrington and Harvard mathematics professor Frank Stentz takes a surprising turn when he arrives in Waco for a visit. Suddenly faced with the choice between love and logic, they’ll need more than intellect to find their way forward. This friends-to-lovers romance had me giggling.
♥️Read If You Enjoy:
• Historical Western romances
• Sweet, wholesome love stories
• Christmas novellas with gentle faith elements
• Winter settings and heartwarming endings
5/5 ⭐️ For this adorable collection!
September 22, 2025
Don’t these little anthologies hit just right sometimes?! I enjoy the quick little pick me up stories once in a while.
These stories are set in the late 1800’s in Nebraska, Wyoming and Texas. I enjoy reading romances during that time in the “wild” west feel. The last one wasn’t as much of the Wild West feel, it was a later year in a more settled location, set in a university town. It is kinda romantic to see people working side by side on the rugged terrain.
I particularly enjoyed the first and third story. The second one was cute but I’m not a huge fan of the “insta love” so it wasn’t as appealing to me. But it was still well written, that’s just my personal preference.
A great addition to your Christmas collection, I highly recommend this so you have some quick pick me ups! This is available now. Thanks to the authors and @bethanyhousefiction for an advance copy. All opinions are my own.
These stories are set in the late 1800’s in Nebraska, Wyoming and Texas. I enjoy reading romances during that time in the “wild” west feel. The last one wasn’t as much of the Wild West feel, it was a later year in a more settled location, set in a university town. It is kinda romantic to see people working side by side on the rugged terrain.
I particularly enjoyed the first and third story. The second one was cute but I’m not a huge fan of the “insta love” so it wasn’t as appealing to me. But it was still well written, that’s just my personal preference.
A great addition to your Christmas collection, I highly recommend this so you have some quick pick me ups! This is available now. Thanks to the authors and @bethanyhousefiction for an advance copy. All opinions are my own.
December 31, 2025
First I HAVE to mention that what drew me to this book was the gorgeous cover from the Christmas color scheme used and the cold atmosphere to the significance of the lantern, the letter, and the title itself (which left me wanting to sing the carol every time I saw it).
I really enjoyed that each of the 3 novellas included an element/theme that’s found within the Nativity story as well. They all had strong faith filled messages that was true to the meaning of Christmas.
•The Shepard’s Heart - 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. This one was my favorite! I really would have enjoyed a full length novel for this one.
•No Room at the Inn- 4 stars ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️
•A Star in the West - 3 stars ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️
(*content warning: this one includes a scene at a brothel that felt a bit too much and overly descriptive. The story would have worked just as well without those details. They weren’t needed.)
I really enjoyed that each of the 3 novellas included an element/theme that’s found within the Nativity story as well. They all had strong faith filled messages that was true to the meaning of Christmas.
•The Shepard’s Heart - 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. This one was my favorite! I really would have enjoyed a full length novel for this one.
•No Room at the Inn- 4 stars ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️
•A Star in the West - 3 stars ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️
(*content warning: this one includes a scene at a brothel that felt a bit too much and overly descriptive. The story would have worked just as well without those details. They weren’t needed.)
September 6, 2025
4.5 stars rounded to 5 for Goodreads. I completely enjoyed this Christmas novella collection. When you pair three of best historical Christian Fiction authors around, the collection is pretty much a sure to be a winner. All three stories were well written and fun reads. My personal favorite of the collection was Karen's. I loved the quirky main characters and the academic setting at historical Baylor in Waco. The Dr. Pepper shoutout was also a fun tie in. Tracie's story was sweet. I loved the brother's best friend storyline and the story overall was a great start to the collection. Misty's story was good. I liked its premise and the characters. All in all, I highly recommend this collection!
December 29, 2025
This book had 3 Christmas novellas. I absolutely loved the first one by Tracie Peterson! It was such a sweet romance. It reminded me of the book "Sarah, Plain and Tall", which I have always loved. I also loved the title of this book and the title of each novella. It was all such a perfect setup. But, I didn't enjoy the last 2 stories very much. I think they would have been better if they had been an entire book themselves. I think the characters and the plot needed more development for me.
November 21, 2025
Another recommendation for a Christmas read is this multi-author novella anthology. You get three stories in one by authors: Tracie Peterson, Karen Witemeyer and Misty M. Beller and all stories are inspired by the Nativity Story which I thought was rather unique.
The first book is The Shepherd's Heart by Tracie Peterson. I must admit that although I loved them all this was my absolute favorite. This one is a mail order bride of sorts. In this one we meet Vincent who lost his wife and now is left with two small children to take care of and we meet Angel who at one point had a crush on Vincent and now has agreed to be his wife. I loved the faith thread and the way they find love towards each other and recognize that with God anything is possible. I could have read a whole book on these characters!
The second book is No Room at the Inn by Misty M. Beller and that one was sweet ad romantic! We meet Noah who get stuck at this Inn with the charge he has to take back home. While stuck and sleeping in a barn he falls for The innkeeper Hope and vice versa. They were sweet together and I loved how everything wrapped up.
The third book is A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer. I thought this was sweet and comical. Both characters Stella and Frank are both nerds and super awkward with each other but they still make it work somehow. They have corresponded and gotten to know each other through letters but now they have to get to know each other all over again in real life.
I really enjoyed this collection and I felt like the stories went really quick. I think you will enjoy this if you enjoy historical romance
I received a copy of this book for review. All views expressed are my own.
The first book is The Shepherd's Heart by Tracie Peterson. I must admit that although I loved them all this was my absolute favorite. This one is a mail order bride of sorts. In this one we meet Vincent who lost his wife and now is left with two small children to take care of and we meet Angel who at one point had a crush on Vincent and now has agreed to be his wife. I loved the faith thread and the way they find love towards each other and recognize that with God anything is possible. I could have read a whole book on these characters!
The second book is No Room at the Inn by Misty M. Beller and that one was sweet ad romantic! We meet Noah who get stuck at this Inn with the charge he has to take back home. While stuck and sleeping in a barn he falls for The innkeeper Hope and vice versa. They were sweet together and I loved how everything wrapped up.
The third book is A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer. I thought this was sweet and comical. Both characters Stella and Frank are both nerds and super awkward with each other but they still make it work somehow. They have corresponded and gotten to know each other through letters but now they have to get to know each other all over again in real life.
I really enjoyed this collection and I felt like the stories went really quick. I think you will enjoy this if you enjoy historical romance
I received a copy of this book for review. All views expressed are my own.
September 15, 2025
All great stories! This is quite the collection of stories, all 3 were great and was a gift itself.
November 21, 2025
This was a 3 in 1 book pf Christmas novellas by known Christian authors. Sweet heartwarming stories.
November 30, 2025
Sometimes I enjoy stepping back into settings like this and reading very wholesome stories. I swear I lived a past life on the prairies as my heart is drawn to things like this from time to time.
December 30, 2025
What a sweet trilogy to enjoy the Christmas season. Honestly, the third novella, A Star in the West, I'm giving 5 stars - what happens at the end is remarkable 🌟💝✨
December 16, 2025
These three stories had such heart. I am typically not a fan of novellas cause it often feels unfinished. These did not have that feel at all. What such lovely stories of faith, grace and love!
December 18, 2025
(I received a complementary copy of this title. All opinions are my own.)
This year I have absolutely loved reading Christmas novellas! “On a Midnight Clear” is a collection of three Christmas novellas from three incredible Christian historical fiction/romance writers: Tracie Peterson, Misty Beller, and Karen Witmeyer. I have really enjoyed other books by all three of these authors, so I was really excited to read this new novella collection!
These three historical romance novellas are full of faith and Christmas magic, all inspired by the Nativity and set on the Western Frontier in some capacity.
Novellas Included:
“The Shepherd’s Heart” by Tracie Peterson
“No Room in the Inn” by Misty Beller
“A Star in the West” by Karen Witmeyer
I really enjoyed this title! If you’re looking for clean and faith filled, Christmas novellas with a historical setting, you definitely don’t want to miss this one!
This year I have absolutely loved reading Christmas novellas! “On a Midnight Clear” is a collection of three Christmas novellas from three incredible Christian historical fiction/romance writers: Tracie Peterson, Misty Beller, and Karen Witmeyer. I have really enjoyed other books by all three of these authors, so I was really excited to read this new novella collection!
These three historical romance novellas are full of faith and Christmas magic, all inspired by the Nativity and set on the Western Frontier in some capacity.
Novellas Included:
“The Shepherd’s Heart” by Tracie Peterson
“No Room in the Inn” by Misty Beller
“A Star in the West” by Karen Witmeyer
I really enjoyed this title! If you’re looking for clean and faith filled, Christmas novellas with a historical setting, you definitely don’t want to miss this one!
July 25, 2025
What a delightful Christmas anthology! I enjoyed the plot of each story and loved how the true and spiritual blessing of Christmas shone through in each one. It was a winning medley of novellas with similarities and differences among the three.
The Shepherd’s Heart by Tracie Peterson was a poignant and heartfelt marriage-of-convenience story in which the two main characters had both experienced recent loss but managed to work through their emotions to a beautiful conclusion. I loved the pairing of the heroine’s name, Angel, with the hero Vincent’s profession as a shepherd.
No Room at the Inn by Misty Beller was aptly titled when a blizzard forced the occupants and driver of a stage coach into an extended stay at Hope Palmer’s home, allowing romantic interest to bloom between Hope and passenger Noah Bentwood. Some other happenings during the snowstorm added heightened interest and kept the house’s residents busy in the countdown to Christmas.
A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer had a different setting, taking place in Texas instead of Nebraska and Wyoming, so snow was not involved. Although no less captivating than the first two novellas, this one read like a historical romantic comedy to me as I found myself laughing out loud numerous times at the use of many examples of mathematical jargon in the thoughts and conversations of the characters. Loved the idea of the “wise men from the east” coming west for an academic symposium. A specific event toward the end of the book was so inspirational and gave witness to the true meaning of Christmas.
I highly recommend this enthralling and faith-based collection of wonderful Christmas stories to brighten your day for the holiday season or any time of year.
The Shepherd’s Heart by Tracie Peterson was a poignant and heartfelt marriage-of-convenience story in which the two main characters had both experienced recent loss but managed to work through their emotions to a beautiful conclusion. I loved the pairing of the heroine’s name, Angel, with the hero Vincent’s profession as a shepherd.
No Room at the Inn by Misty Beller was aptly titled when a blizzard forced the occupants and driver of a stage coach into an extended stay at Hope Palmer’s home, allowing romantic interest to bloom between Hope and passenger Noah Bentwood. Some other happenings during the snowstorm added heightened interest and kept the house’s residents busy in the countdown to Christmas.
A Star in the West by Karen Witemeyer had a different setting, taking place in Texas instead of Nebraska and Wyoming, so snow was not involved. Although no less captivating than the first two novellas, this one read like a historical romantic comedy to me as I found myself laughing out loud numerous times at the use of many examples of mathematical jargon in the thoughts and conversations of the characters. Loved the idea of the “wise men from the east” coming west for an academic symposium. A specific event toward the end of the book was so inspirational and gave witness to the true meaning of Christmas.
I highly recommend this enthralling and faith-based collection of wonderful Christmas stories to brighten your day for the holiday season or any time of year.
October 13, 2025
This collection of Christmas time novellas by some of my favorite Christian authors is a fun read. I like that the titles each elude to Christ's birth: Shepherds, angels, stars.
Two are set in Wyoming territory, and the third in Texas. The descriptions of Wyoming winter weather is quite realistic, and frankly makes you shiver. Having lived in Montana for a couple decades made it especially easy for me to picture.
Each character in each of the stories is believable. I like how they each grow in faith as they face various challenges.
If you enjoy faith-based Christmas stories, you will definitely want to add this to your TBR list.
Two are set in Wyoming territory, and the third in Texas. The descriptions of Wyoming winter weather is quite realistic, and frankly makes you shiver. Having lived in Montana for a couple decades made it especially easy for me to picture.
Each character in each of the stories is believable. I like how they each grow in faith as they face various challenges.
If you enjoy faith-based Christmas stories, you will definitely want to add this to your TBR list.
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