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One Wish: A Christmas Story

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New York Times bestselling author Jodi Thomas takes you back deep into the Texas Panhandle, where the winters are long, the storms fierce—and the Yuletide nights are unforgettable . . .
 
It’s the week before Christmas in Kasota Springs and Maggie Allison is sweeping the floors before closing her shop for the night. But out in the cold darkness three men are keeping a close watch on her movements. Local farmer Sam Thompson is also there in the shadows, ready to step in if need be. Sure enough, when Maggie finds herself cornered by Boss Adler and his men demanding her money and more if she doesn’t cooperate, Sam comes to the rescue. Trouble is, Boss Adler gets away and everyone in town expects he’ll be back for revenge. Forced into hiding on Sam’s ranch, Maggie and Sam discover their distant memories of a childhood friendship promise something more in the present. But the Thompsons are famous for keeping to themselves, and Maggie knows it’ll take more than a moment under the mistletoe to bring Sam to his senses . . .
 
Originally published in A Texas Christmas

87 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2019

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Profile Image for Tina Loves To Read.
3,445 reviews1 follower
June 26, 2022
This is a Cowboy Historical Christmas Romance. I want to say first that this is a very short story, and it is only 81 pages not 352 pages. This is a sweet short story, and this story does not have the over written way most Historical Romance books does. There is a little suspense in this story. I love the mix of suspense and the cute sweet romance in this book. This book took me about a hour to read it, so it was a super quick read. I won a kindle edition of this book from a Goodreads Giveaway, but this review is my own feelings about the book.
Profile Image for Teresa (Reads_Romance).
293 reviews287 followers
November 24, 2019
**4.5 Stars**

What a DELIGHT. ONE WISH is an adorable and sweet American West historical romance that put a smile on my face; it filled me with all the holiday warm and fuzzies. Our hero and heroine were childhood friends who reunite through a thwarted robbery. Maggie, our heroine, needs a place to lay low for a while, and Sam, our hero, has the perfect secluded cabin.

This is a quiet and lovely story about two very lonely people who find each other in a small town. I loved the imperfections Ms. Thomas highlighted in each of her main characters. It made them human and added a lot of depth. I felt connected to both Maggie and Sam as they figured out their feelings for each other. Plus, forced proximity is my jam in a major way!

The unique time period and interesting setting was the icing on this cupcake of a novella. Even the colorful side characters had the perfect amount of page time. I appreciated the balance between romance and plot. You can tell Ms. Thomas is an experienced author on every page of this story.

As a short novella, I really wanted a little more of an epilogue. I believed and enjoyed the happily ever after. Still, I wanted just a tad more of Maggie and Sam’s life together.

Overall, I highly recommend ONE WISH if you’re looking for a lovely one sitting read with lots of heart. I promise you’ll put the book down with a smile on your face!

**I received an ARC of this book in order to provide an honest review**
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4,806 reviews125 followers
October 30, 2019
Short and sweet holiday story. Maggie is cleaning up her store, preparing to close for the night, unaware that she is being watched. Outside are three outlaws, intent on robbing her and more. All of them are unaware of Sam's presence. He'd heard the men talking in the saloon and was ready to step in if necessary. While waiting, he remembers back to his childhood. He and Maggie were friends in first grade before her parents sent her away to school. He's never forgotten her and will do what he must to protect her. I loved seeing him take two of the three outlaws out, and felt his frustration when the third got away. That particular outlaw is bad news, and both Sam and the sheriff think that Maggie is in danger until he is caught. Sam insists on taking Maggie to his home for safekeeping.

I loved both Maggie and Sam. Both of them are outsiders in their town. Maggie is a combination of bossy and shy and has no friends. She works in her store, and that is her whole life. For years she has kept a journal, chronicling her hopes and dreams, though they have dwindled over the years. Now she has just one wish - to spend a day with a good and loving man. Sam is the strong, silent type. He is a private man who doesn't share much of himself with anyone, even the relations who live in the same canyon. Neither he nor Maggie has ever had a genuine relationship with anyone and have no idea how to go about it.

I enjoyed the development of the relationship between Sam and Maggie. Their childhood friendship made it easier for them to give in to their yearning for a connection. I laughed at the idea that they would pretend to be married for the time they were together, as that was surely tempting fate. It was sweet to see Sam's gentleness as he gave in to the urge to kiss Maggie. I loved Maggie's surprise at the feelings he aroused in her, and her willingness to explore them further. Each day they were together, the feelings between them grew stronger.

When danger comes knocking at the door, Sam must find a way to hold it off long enough for Maggie to get away. The confrontation is vicious and dangerous. Sam's life is spared only by the arrival of an unexpected ally. I ached for Maggie, who is left wondering first about his safety, then about whether there is a future for her with Sam. I loved that she knew him well enough to understand that anything more would have to come from him. The ending was sweet and romantic.

The secondary characters were not as well developed, but each had an essential place in the story. I liked the old lady, Nina, and her care for Sam and his son. She was quite the character, and I loved how she also took to Maggie, providing her with excellent advice. The sheriff rubbed me the wrong way from the beginning and proved my instincts right by the end. My favorite was Sam's little boy, Wes. He was an adorable child, and I could see that he was Sam's entire world. I loved how Wes and Maggie took to each other so quickly.

This was my first book by Jodi Thomas, but it won't be my last. She has a fantastic way with descriptions. From the blizzard to the description of Sam's home, it was incredibly easy to picture them as I read. I could feel Maggie's fear as she fled with Wes, and I felt each blow as Sam was beaten by the bad guys.
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3,565 reviews371 followers
January 29, 2022
Don't know why this is listed as 365 pages. It was basically a short story. Not really even long enough to qualify as a novella. Anyhoo, it was a nice little story about 2 lonely people finding each other. They had been friends briefly as children. The biggest thing that bothered me is she was set up as this nagging know it all and that's why she couldn't get a man. But when they got together there was absolutely no indication of that in her personality. Would have loved to see it and see the hero's reaction to it and see him fall in love with her anyway. I guess that would have had to have been a longer book. But I'd love to read a difficult heroine like that.
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867 reviews49 followers
November 19, 2019
This is a rather unusual, sweet, western historical romance. My rating: 4.25 of 5.0

A week before Christmas, Maggie is hoping members of Kasota Springs will come shopping. Unfortunately, the town has treated Maggie as an outsider since she was the rich young daughter attending school with the poor of the community. Now Maggie runs her store alone, with no friends, while she journals her dwindling hopes and dreams. At this point, she has whittled down her dream list to one wish.

Sam has never forgotten the other outsider from his childhood who became his friend. Thompsons are known to stick to themselves, but Sam will do anything he can to keep Maggie safe. He overheard three men plotting to rob Maggie and take advantage of her. Although Sam is able to rescue her from the attack, the main outlaw, Boss Adler, gets away. But Adler never leaves witnesses so the sheriff agrees that Sam should take Maggie to his house – after all, no one would suspect a Thompson to become involved and no one really knows where Sam’s home is anyway.

When Sam gets Maggie down the canyon, she is shocked not only by his home but to learn of another occupant. Sam and Maggie decide to play a gentle marriage game for the short time they expect to be together. But then they get unexpected visitors that put them all in danger. They get some help from an ornery old woman, Nina, who is an interesting secondary character.

I enjoyed this holiday novella which added some unusual elements to the ‘snowed in’ romance. Instead of flashy protagonists, these are two vulnerable outsiders who are very likable, especially as they interact. The rustic setting, gentle way they treat each other, and the spice of danger is sweet and engaging. Jodi Thomas creates fun characters and distinct settings which I enjoy. I recommend this to readers who enjoy a sweet historical western.

Source: 2019 NetGalley.
883 reviews51 followers
October 6, 2019
Jodi Thomas has long been a favorite author of mine when I'm in the mood to read a romance novel; especially a historical romance set in Texas. I didn't realize when I requested the book that it is actually a novella of about 100 pages which has previously appeared in the collection titled A Texas Christmas. If you normally like to read Christmas stories by Jodi Thomas you might want to check to be sure you haven't already read this one.

Sam Thompson and Maggie Allison are both lonely people who live almost on the fringes of society even though Maggie runs a mercantile shop in the middle of Kasota Springs, Texas. When Sam prevents a robbery of her shop one of the criminals gets away. The sheriff says Maggie is in danger and suggests that Sam take her out of town to his home to hide. Then the blizzard hits and Maggie learns all kinds of secrets in Sam's life.

I can always count on a historical romance from Jodi Thomas to present two people I feel sympathy for and want to see them solve whatever problem it is that is keeping them apart. This is a charming romance of two people finding they care for each other. Unfortunately the story is only about 100 pages long so there isn't a great deal of depth; still a nice feel-good story that left me thinking things would work out just fine for these three. Aha, I hadn't mentioned the third person so you can read the story to find out all about that plot development.

Thank you to NetGalley and Kensington Books - Zebra for an e-galley of this novella.
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718 reviews77 followers
October 9, 2019
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Part of A Texas Christmas

I´m not sure what I just read. It has been… odd.
This short story is amateurish, unrealistic and it seems it has been written with the only purpose to provides the MC´s with an HEA. It doesn´t matter if the way to such is boring, predictable and not so interesting.
And no, the fact that all happens in a couple of days doesn´t make it less shallow.
I can´t recommend it.

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Esta historia forma parte de la antología: A Texas Christmas.

Aún estoy intentando descifrar qué es lo que he leído. Ha sido tan raro…
Esta mini historia es infantil, irrealista y parece ser escrita con el único propósito de que sus protagonistas tengan su felices para siempre, sin importar que el camino hacia el mismo sea aburrido, previsible y poco interesante.
Y no, el hecho de que todo ocurra en un plazo de un par de días no la hace menos simplona. No puedo recomendarla.
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1,266 reviews19 followers
September 25, 2019
Jodi Thomas will bring Christmas joy into your heart with this magical historical romance. And what is Christmas in the West Texas Plains without a huge blizzard. The events that transpire are heartwarming and will leave you with an euphoria of the miracle of the season.
Jodi Thomas is a master at writing historical romance. Her characterization and detailed description engages her readers right into the plot.
Highly recommend this fantastic Christmas book.
Profile Image for Kathryn.
2,056 reviews281 followers
October 18, 2019
One Wish is a novella written by Jodi Thomas in her trademark Texan setting and characters. And there is a canyon! Yes I associate canyons with Jodi's books.

Maggie has a general store in town - she is all alone her parents having died. One evening bad men storm her store and it is only due to Sam Thompson's quick thinking that she is saved from them. Needing to get Maggie to safety because the outlaw may gun for her, Sam takes her deep into the canyon he calls home. Oh my I loved the description of how his home is built.

It's a novella so things move fast, there is action,  we meet a few other delightful characters, a couple who are mean and nasty and one surprising character who arrives at the right moment.

It's a warm delightful little story and I revelled in it as I read.
Profile Image for Cathy Geha.
4,339 reviews118 followers
November 6, 2019
One Wish – A Christmas Story by Jodi Thomas

Heartfelt deeply abiding love story – such a warm and wonderful story that I would eagerly read again!

Sam Thompson and Maggie Allison were outcasts in school when both were six and as a result formed a friendship that both remembered for over twenty years. When Sam saved Maggie in her shop one night it set in motion a chain of events that would change their lives forever...in a very positive way. This story told of two people that so deserved the happiness they thought they would never find and it warmed my heart reading how their HEA came about. I would love to have a peek into their lives in ten or twenty years because I am sure that the love they found would last more than a lifetime.

Did I enjoy this novella? Definitely
Would I read more by this author? Without a doubt

Thank you to NetGalley and Kensington Zebra for the ARC – This is my honest review.

5 Stars
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1,366 reviews583 followers
February 15, 2020
One Wish is a sweet and adorable historical western romance novella from Jodi Thomas, who has joined the ranks of Catherine Anderson in my book. This is only my second Jodi Thomas story and I seriously need to binge read her entire backlist. I just adore her writing style.

Sam and Maggie used to be each other's only friends when they were children, but then Maggie ended up moving away. Maggie returns to town after many years to take over her parents' store. When Sam saves her from being robbed and attacked, she ends up living with him for protection because one of the robbers managed to escape and vowed revenge. The forced proximity is so delicious and just plain adorable as Sam and Maggie, both reclusive loners, play at being married. I love that these two lonely people found love in each other's arms and I only wish we had epilogue to wrap up their HEA.
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317 reviews72 followers
January 3, 2022
This was…odd. But I think I mostly liked it. The dialogue was stilted in places and the main characters’ interactions were awkward. The ‘fake married’ setup was strange and only works because both characters are desperately lonely. The heroine was prudish to the point of annoying me. I’ve only read westerns from three different authors and the prudish heroine seems to be a prevalent trope in them. I wonder why it’s so common in westerns? My favorite part of this book was I would be willing to try more of Jodi Thomas’s books. But, I will be disappointed if they’re all lacking in steam like this one.

Author: Jodi Thomas
Series: None, this is a standalone
Read Date: December 2021
Genre: western historical romance
Setting: December 1887, Kasota Springs, TX
Hero: Sam Thompson
Heroine: Margaret “Maggie” Allison
Tropes: childhood friends to lovers, heroine in peril, bodyguard/protector, single dad, forced proximity, fake married, snowed in
Format: Kindle ebook borrowed from Libby, copyright 2019
Length: novella, 25k words, 93 pages
Steam Level: None, zero flames
Sexual Content:
Content Warnings:
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535 reviews35 followers
November 27, 2020
Historia corta ambientada a finales del 1800 en época navideña, no de navidad. Que por ligera que sea la diferencia, existe.
La relación de los protagonistas, aunque se hayan conocido de niños, no es creíble, peeeeero disfrute la historia. 🤭
Profile Image for Janilyn Kocher.
5,089 reviews117 followers
October 2, 2019
One Wish is a fast sweet novella. Sam Thompson keeps to himself, but he has to protect Maggie. She was his only friend in school and he's never forgotten her. Circumstances lead them to his home, hidden in the canyon. Maggie discovers Sam's most precious secret. Written in Thomas' straight narrative, the heat sizzles between Sam and Maggie. Thanks to NetGalley for the ea.ry quick read.
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940 reviews13 followers
October 29, 2019
Love books by Jodi Thomas. This Christmas Novella was a lovely reaď. Just wish it would have been longer.
3,253 reviews33 followers
October 29, 2019
One Wish by Jodi Thomas is a delightful novella focusing on Maggie and Sam, both outsiders. They had been friends in the first grade but then Maggie's parents sent her way for school and Sam's parents kept him home, although he did go pickup and exchange books with his reach once a month. This night, over twenty years later, finds Sam outside of Maggie's general store, watching for men he had overheard in the saloon, planning to rob and rape her. He was cold and anxious, but still he waited. Finally they arrived. Used to disappearing, Sam entered the store behind them and slid into a dark corner. He waited until he was sure of their intent and then he went after them with an axe handle. He got two of them, but the third escaped. The sheriff came and hauled away the bodies of the two and advised Maggie to get out of town, and hide. Sam offered to take her to his house. The sheriff agreed. There, surprising things happened.

This was an absolutely lovely story. It was full of subtlety, love, and courage. Sam is the quintessential strong, silent, incommunicative man; Maggie is talkative and upbeat, She had kept a journal for years, one section being the attributes she hoped to find in a husband. Over the years she had winnowed it down to one thing: a man who loves me (for one day). Neither has even had a real relationship. They don't know how to and that is obvious with their behavior. They both yearn for connection. Outside factors intrude upon their fledgling relationship and threaten to destroy it. They both fight within themselves to keep it. The peripheral characters don't have much depth but they serve their purpose. This is Maggie and Sam's story and I loved it. You will, too. I recommend it.

I received a free ARC from Netgalley. All opinions and interpretations contained herein are solely my own. #netgalley #onewish
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1,098 reviews30 followers
January 4, 2020
Maggie Allison took over the mercantile when her parents died and leads a relatively quiet—and lonely—life. One night just before closing, three men enter the store intent to rob it. Just as Maggie fears for her own life, in steps Sam Thompson, a local rancher, who comes to her rescue, chasing the would be thieves away. One of the thieves is none other than Boss Adler, one of the most notorious criminals in the area. With him on the loose, and Maggie being able to identify him, Sam offers to take Maggie in until Adler is caught. He lives in an isolated part of the county where even lawmen do not like to enter. While Maggie is prim and proper and well-educated, Sam is much more rough around the edges. Sam and Maggie share a past—having been friends for a short while as children, attending the same school, however went their own ways due to circumstances beyond their control.

This Old Western historical romance made for a cozy Christmas story. Maggie and Sam are somewhat reserved around each other at first, but that soon changes. Maggie knows her mind and is not afraid to speak it. I really liked Sam and his quiet ways. He has a secret he has been keeping, and Maggie is one of a very few who comes to know that secret as soon as she steps into Sam’s house. Maggie and Sam are well suited for each other, and I enjoyed my time spent with them. This novella is a sweet romance with a bit of action mixed in. I would not have minded a longer story in order to more fully develop the characters and get to know more about their lives surrounding the events in this short book.

Review originally published on my blog, Musings of a Bookish Kitty: https://www.literaryfeline.com/2019/1...
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235 reviews10 followers
October 19, 2019
An Action-Packed Western Romance
Absolutely loved this sweet romance. Maggie and Sam are both oddballs. Sam is a good man, a little gruff and stays to himself, but has a strong protective streak. Maggie was always considered different, bossy but shy, with a soft heart. One day, when they were young, Sam came to Maggie’s defense and they became fast friends. This also earned him a special place in Maggie's mom's heart. Later, her parents sent Maggie away to school, but Sam never forgot her. Over the years, Maggie kept journals, including one that listed her requirements for the man of her dreams. Each year, the list got shorter and shorter, until it was finally down to One Wish.

They don't see each other again until Maggie comes home to run the Mercantile after her folks pass. Danger is coming her way and Sam must decide if he is going to walk away or step in once again. Of course, he saves her but the bad guy gets away and plans to return. To keep her safe, Sam is forced to take her home with him and risk exposing all his secrets to her. What follows is their budding romance. But that doesn't stop danger from knocking at their door.

This was originally published as A Texas Christmas but is new to me. This story contains violence so if this is a trigger for you, please exercise caution.

My copy was provided in advance from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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1,377 reviews
October 10, 2019
Thanks to Kensington and NetGalley for a digital galley in exchange for my honest review.
Maggie has a journal where she has recorded wishes over the years. Ranging from flowery, hopeful wishes to now when she wishes to spend a day with a good man. She doesn't hold out much home that she'll get her wish. On a night just before Christmas she's the only person in her mercantile when three men with bad intentions come in and threaten her. They don't realize there's another person in the shop and he upsets their plan. He is a man from Maggie's past. She and Sam knew each other as children. Twenty years have passed and they have an opportunity to get re-acquainted. This is a novella about finding friendship and possibly love. It's a warm story peppered with Jodi Thomas's trademark humor. I enjoyed it!
1,594 reviews16 followers
October 12, 2019
“One Wish” by Jodi Thomas
And, sometimes wishes come true. I loved this story. It really tugged on my heart-strings. If you read lots of stories, you kinda know what is going to happen, or not. But at the same time you fear the author just might take a turn in the story that will change what you hope for into what you fear might happen. This is an easy reading sweet clean romance story with a bit of violence to keep you on the edge of your seat. Worth the read, for sure. Oh, I read the blurb and requested an ARC from the publisher, and yes, I was granted that ARC. Thank you very much. And this review reflects my honest opinion of this story. I truly did enjoy spending time with Sam and Maggie as they expanded their horizons. Happy Reading ! !
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788 reviews
October 17, 2019
ONE WISH by Jodi Thomas. I enjoyed this Christmas tale by Ms. Thomas. It is filled with love, warmth, desire and a touch of danger too. Maggie and Sam seem the perfect balance for each other. Sam, not feeling worthy of her and not truly looking for more, melts at her touch and gaze. Maggie, believing no one believes in her, flourishes under Sam's attention. The story flowed nicely and kept me entertained throughout. I enjoy tales such as this - an understated Hero and a believed-to-be princess, finding their way to each other. There is more, though, to this tale - a danger that keeps the characters, and readers, on their toes. Throw in a snowstorm, a toddler and a grumpy old woman, and you have the recipe for a lovely story. (received ARC from NetGalley for honest review)
3,542 reviews14 followers
October 29, 2019
One Wish is a phenomenal holiday read by Jodi Thomas. This is a fairly quick read, perfect for those with limited reading time. Ms. Thomas has provided readers with a well-written book populated by a stellar cast of characters. I totally loved the characters in this story! Emma runs the mercantile in a western town and is mostly friendless. Sam and his relatives mostly keep to themselves away from town. Sam and Emma's story is loaded with drama, humor, sexy bits, action and suspense. I enjoyed every page of this book and look forward to reading more from Jodi Thomas soon. This is a complete book, not a cliff-hanger.

I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book that I received from NetGalley. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
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660 reviews7 followers
May 23, 2023
I picked up One Wish off NetGalley ages ago because I'm a fan of Jodi Thomas. But for some reason, it just sat on my kindle waiting for me to finally read it. I figured I had a full length novel, so imagine my surprise when I finished it within 2 hours. It really did suffer from not being longer. It was a cute romance featuring two lonely people. And there was a little drama since both of them have people that would like to see harm come to them. But it all needed to be developed more to really be impactful. I got to the last page and was just left wanting more.

One Wish wasn't a bad read, it just felt incomplete. But if you're a fan of western historical romances, then you might want to give it a try. Just know that it is a novella.
811 reviews13 followers
October 27, 2019
One Wish is a short novella set during a magical season. Being a novella, it moves fast and doesn't have the development that longer books have. However, the characters do become lovable and have you turning the pages to find out more. Maggie Allison has returned to run the mercantile which was left to her by her parents. Sam Thompson was in the right place at the right time. Their lives become entangled when three men threaten Maggie.. Will these two be able to find they can get along? This is a fun read but does have some rough spots.
I received a copy through Netgalley. A review was not required.
700 reviews1 follower
October 30, 2019
Wow, this was an amazing read. I thought it sounded like a good book so I decided to read it. I couldn't have been more surprised. I absolutely loved this book. Once I started reading it, I couldn't put it down until I was at the end and I still wanted more. There was so many wonderful things about this book. It had wonderful, endearing characters. The vivid descriptions made me feel like I was there. The storyline flowed seamlessly from the beginning until the end. I would love to read more stories in this idyllic setting. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who loves a great story.
700 reviews7 followers
November 26, 2019
Not long enough for me

It is nearly Christmas and Maggie has kept the mercantile open late although there are no shoppers. Outside in the freezing wind, Sam Thompson watches, knowing she is about to be robbed of worse. He is there to protect her, even though he has spoken very few words to Maggie over the years. In fact she doesn't even remember him.

My one wish would have been for the story to last longer. Jodi Thomas is one of my favourite authors and could have done a lot more justice to this tale. One criticism - only one hour to make bread in the dead of winter?
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1,282 reviews352 followers
July 12, 2020
In "One Wish: A Christmas Story", by Jodi Thomas, childhood friends Sam Thompson and Maggie Allison are reunited when Sam saves Maggie's life during an attempted robbery at her general store. In childhood, they were both "misfits", and they formed a strong bond. Separated for years when Maggie was sent away to school, can they now renew their relationship, and find a lifetime love? Can memories of the past blend with the hopes of today and lead to a bright and shining future? A holiday delight for lovers of Historical Western Romance.
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239 reviews
September 16, 2023
Friendship from past comes full circle

Sam Thompson and Maggie Allison met in first grade and both were outcast but developed a friendship. After one year at the small town school Maggie's parents sent her to school far away and they lost touch. When her parents die she comes back to town to run the family store. They re-connect when Sam stops a robbery from happening and he takes her home to keep her safe from one of the men who got away until he is caught. A good story where friendship turns to love.
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