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    Winter of Redemption
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    Winter of Redemption

    By LINDA GOODNIGHT

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    Revisit a classic tale about the true meaning of Christmas from New York Times bestselling author Linda Goodnight…

    It's the most wonderful time of the year. And for schoolteacher Sophie Bartholomew, nothing is better than celebrating the holiday season. So when she meets mysterious and jaded Kade McKendrick and the abandoned boy he's taken charge of, Sophie is determined to help the hurting pair find their Christmas spirit. Before long, the town of Redemption, Oklahoma, is embracing Kade and little Davey, both of whom have burrowed themselves deep in Sophie's caring heart. Now, as the days grow shorter and the nights turn colder, Sophie and Kade form a connection they cannot deny—to each other and to a rescued little boy who evokes the true meaning of Christmas.

    Previously Published as THE CHRISTMAS CHILD.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Special Releases
    Release dateDec 14, 2015
    ISBN9781459291607
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    Winter of Redemption
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    LINDA GOODNIGHT

    New York Times and USA Today Bestseller, Linda Goodnight is the winner of the RITA and other highly acclaimed awards for her emotional fiction. Active in orphan ministry, this former nurse and teacher enjoys writing fiction that carries a message of hope and light in a sometimes dark world. A country girl, she lives in Oklahoma. Readers may contact her through her website: www.lindagoodnight.com

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