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    Hollyhock: Yuletide: Welcome To..., #1
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    By J. Haney and S.I. Hayes

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    Change can be sweet.

    Just an hour  North East of Bar and Winter Harbours is the sleepy little town of Hollyhock, Maine. With its border on the Arcadian National Park, it is the perfect place to get away for a long weekend or, in the case of Seraphine Haven, maybe the rest of your life.
    Jaded from a lost relationship, she has come to town to remake herself and serve up a few sweet concoctions. Little does she know the meddling that is about to fill her days and cold winter nights this Christmas.

    Issac Skuyler has failed to land, as his father puts it. The son of a florist and longshore fisherman, it was the creative blooms that attracted him and kept him home. At thirty-five, he's single and running his own shop, but there's just one small hitch- he's still in his father's house- specifically his basement.

    When the cold November air blows in a pretty stranger will it be enough to turn Issac's head or will his family push too hard leaving Issac to the flowers and wreaths for the rest of the Yuletide season?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ. Haney
    Release dateFeb 25, 2023
    Hollyhock: Yuletide: Welcome To..., #1

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      Hollyhock: Yuletide: Welcome To..., #1
      Hollyhock: Yuletide: Welcome To..., #1

      Hollyhock: Yuletide: Welcome To..., #1

      J. Haney
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      Change can be sweet. Just an hour  North East of Bar and Winter Harbours is the sleepy little town of Hollyhock, Maine. With its border on the Arcadian National Park, it is the perfect place to get away for a long weekend or, in the case of Seraphine Haven, maybe the rest of your life. Jaded from a lost relationship, she has come to town to remake herself and serve up a few sweet concoctions. Little does she know the meddling that is about to fill her days and cold winter nights this Christmas. Issac Skuyler has failed to land, as his father puts it. The son of a florist and longshore fisherman, it was the creative blooms that attracted him and kept him home. At thirty-five, he's single and running his own shop, but there's just one small hitch- he's still in his father's house- specifically his basement. When the cold November air blows in a pretty stranger will it be enough to turn Issac's head or will his family push too hard leaving Issac to the flowers and wreaths for the rest of the Yuletide season?

      Change can be sweet. Just an hour  North East of Bar and Winter Harbours is the sleepy little town of Hollyhock, Maine. With its border on the Arcadian National Park, it is the perfect place to get away for a long weekend or, in the case of Seraphine Haven, maybe the rest of your life. Jaded from a lost relationship, she has come to town to remake herself and serve up a few sweet concoctions. Little does she know the meddling that is about to fill her days and cold winter nights this Christmas. Issac Skuyler has failed to land, as his father puts it. The son of a florist and longshore fisherman, it was the creative blooms that attracted him and kept him home. At thirty-five, he's single and running his own shop, but there's just one small hitch- he's still in his father's house- specifically his basement. When the cold November air blows in a pretty stranger will it be enough to turn Issac's head or will his family push too hard leaving Issac to the flowers and wreaths for the rest of the Yuletide season?

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