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Mike and Abbey are sentenced to community service as inmates in the Candy Cane Calaboose, a unique vacation‑style rehabilitation program. During their stay, Abbey faces a transformation, opening her heart to the chances for both love and spirituality. Set against a festive Christmas backdrop in Minnesota, the story intertwines humor, faith, and hopeful romantic possibilities.
First publish date: 2001
Genre: Romance/Contemporary Romance
Authors: Janet Spaeth
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