Christmas isn’t the same since Diane’s kids grew up and her husband died – so when her high school sweetheart comes back to town, maybe it’s time for some cozy new holiday traditions.
Diane had a great marriage and a wonderful life. Now she’s a widow at 53, and her grown children are encouraging her to slow down and do less – but she wants more. She starts planning for a new career by arranging a photo shoot at the cat café her daughters run. Unfortunately, the cats won’t cooperate.
Rick loved Diane in high school, but he chose to travel the world while she settled down with another man. Now he’s back for a visit, but he’s not planning to stay – even if Diane still tugs at him. He’ll help her get what she wants from life, and then he’ll say goodbye.
Rick temps Diane to quit her job, sell her house, and travel. But she can’t leave the people she loves so dearly, the family that might still need her just a little bit. Diane tempts Rick to end his wandering ways, but he can’t simply step into the hole left by her husband’s death. As the weeks pass from Thanksgiving to Christmas, the holiday season brings out complicated emotions.
Can Diane and Rick find a way to make a new life together while holding onto the best parts of the past? They'll need more than attraction and affection. They might even need a Christmas miracle.
“This is a sweet and clean
book full of hope, joy, delicious baked goodies, and cats.” – reader Lori on
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Peek:
The
cat did not want to wear a hat.
“Come on, Miles, it’s for your own good,” Diane muttered. “I’m not
trying to insult your feline dignity. I’m trying to find you a forever home.
Wouldn’t that be nice?”
Once again, Diane got the cat settled on a table against the
autumn backdrop. Miles seemed perfectly content to sit there and watch the
proceedings. But as soon as Diane tried to put the sunflower hat on the cat’s
head, he dropped and flailed as if touched by flaming thorns rather than soft
felt. Miles wrestled with the hat as Diane rushed to wake up her cell phone.
Maybe she could get something cute, with the cat chewing a sunflower petal.
Diane aimed the camera. The hat sailed to the floor.
Miles leapt off the table, streaked across the room, climbed one
of the cat trees, and calmly perched on a platform staring out the window,
pointedly ignoring her.
“That Cat in the Hat book is nonsense,” Diane said. “I used
to get a diaper on a squirming baby in under a minute. You’d think I could get
one cat to wear a lousy hat or at least pose nicely.”
The Furrever
Friends Sweet Romance series features the workers and customers at a small-town
cat café, and the adorable cats and kittens looking for their forever homes.
Each book is a complete story with a happy ending for one couple (and maybe
more than one rescued cat). These sweet romances will leave you with the warm
feeling of cuddling a purring cat.
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