Love Always, Christmas: A feel-good Christmas romance from writer of Netflix's A Christmas Prince

by Karen Schaler

Book Overview

From Karen Schaler, the three-time Emmy Award-winning writer of Netflix sensation A Christmas Prince and Hallmark's Christmas Camp, the movie and novel, comes a sparkling new Christmas romance filled with humor, heart, and hope.

Libby is planning to spend the holidays alone until a mysterious Christmas card takes her on a life-changing journey where she discovers a family she didn't know she had and a love she was...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1734766182
• ISBN13: 9781734766189
• Release Date: October 2022
• Publisher: Hawktale Publishing
• Length: 380 Pages
• Weight: 0.95 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.3" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Christmas, traditions, community, family, and love

Libby is spread thin in all directions, and everything depends on the Santa Kitty account. Running into her new neighbor's son, quite literally, doesn't go well. He accuses her of not having Christmas Spirit, among other things. Ironic, because her family founded the annual neighborhood Christmas decorating themes. This year, her heart's not in it after the loss of her mom, mortgaged to the hilt, and on the verge of losing it all. Plus, the cat won't cooperate. Fortunately, Tammi, her bestie, has her back, and they find a way for Santa Kitty to shine. An envelope in an old family album contains a mysterious photo, and Libby goes in search of a woman named CeCe as she scouts a location for a client. Running into Adam again wasn't in the plan. A revelation and family secrets are unearthed the more they dig into the past. Adam's town is vying for the best Christmas in the state, but his reluctance to use social media because it isn't traditional could be his downfall. As Libby and Adam work together, she convinces him using hashtags can benefit the town, while he helps her find answers about CeCe. A beautiful story about Christmas and traditions, family, and community. It's going to take a miracle, but this might just be the Christmas saved by hashtags with an unexpected love mixed in.