Will hope, love, and peace make it's way to the western frontier this year and help someone in desperate need of the spirit of Christmas?
Edith Clarkson is determined to bring Christmas joy to others—no matter that her own heart is aching. When her boss—and someone she considered a friend— humiliates her, she decides it’s silly, but she’ll send a letter to Santa for help. After all, if a Christmas wish were to come true, wouldn’t it be from him?
George Alcott didn’t mean to bring his best friend to tears. It had been a trying week—one full of people taking advantage of him. He also was tongue tied around Edith and the things he wanted to say always came out wrong. Wanting to make amends, when she drops a letter and he discovers it’s to Santa he decides to write to her and fulfill her wishes.
As the two exchange letters, Edith unaware of the sender, something more grows between them. Edith learns there is still not only hope, but also kindness offered by strangers, while George admits just how lonely he’s been, and how finding the courage to let someone in isn’t always a bad thing.
But when Edith reveals her greatest wish of all, and then discovers just who has been writing the letters, how will she react? And will George, finally starting to trust others, retreat back to the safety of his tongue-tied shell?
Genre: Inspirational
Edith Clarkson is determined to bring Christmas joy to others—no matter that her own heart is aching. When her boss—and someone she considered a friend— humiliates her, she decides it’s silly, but she’ll send a letter to Santa for help. After all, if a Christmas wish were to come true, wouldn’t it be from him?
George Alcott didn’t mean to bring his best friend to tears. It had been a trying week—one full of people taking advantage of him. He also was tongue tied around Edith and the things he wanted to say always came out wrong. Wanting to make amends, when she drops a letter and he discovers it’s to Santa he decides to write to her and fulfill her wishes.
As the two exchange letters, Edith unaware of the sender, something more grows between them. Edith learns there is still not only hope, but also kindness offered by strangers, while George admits just how lonely he’s been, and how finding the courage to let someone in isn’t always a bad thing.
But when Edith reveals her greatest wish of all, and then discovers just who has been writing the letters, how will she react? And will George, finally starting to trust others, retreat back to the safety of his tongue-tied shell?
Genre: Inspirational