Books like Mistletoe and Molly by Janet Dailey
When Jonas Concannon returns to his hometown of Vermont, he encounters the enchanting single mother Bridget O'Shea and her daughter Molly. A touch of Christmas magic brings Jonas and Bridget back together, rekindling a romance that blossoms into a new family connection. Their holiday bond blends heartwarming love and seasonal charm, celebrating the spirit of the season.
Set against a snowy Vermont backdrop, the story explores new beginnings and the transformative power of love during Christmas.
First publish date: 2007
Genre: Romance/Contemporary Romance
Authors: Janet Dailey
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