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    It's In His Christmas Wish
    It's In His Forever & It's In His Song
    Audiobook series2 titles

    Red River Valley Series

    Written by Shelly Alexander

    Narrated by Cris Dukehart

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    About this series

    Christmas is a hot button for Kimberly Perez, and not in a good way. Having grown up in the foster system, she's as frugal as she is smart and can't abide the materialism of the holidays. In an effort to use precious funds to help children in need instead of wasting money on meaningless commercialism, she pitches a new city ordinance to Red River's town council that would cut all holiday decorations and festivities from the budget.

    Ross Armstrong is determined to honor his late sister's memory by continuing her love of all things Christmas in Red River. But to do so, he's got to block the passing of a silly new law-and the person behind it-which would essentially ban Christmas altogether.

    When their disagreement pits them against each other at a public town council meeting and splits Red River in half, the council chairperson forces them to work together on a new Red River holiday tradition-the Wishing Tree. Can they work together in the true spirit of the holidays, not only to reunite the town they love but to also cultivate the burgeoning feelings they have for each other. Or will their differences turn them into enemies and divide Red River forever?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateAug 25, 2020
    It's In His Christmas Wish
    It's In His Forever & It's In His Song

    Titles in the series (2)

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      It's In His Forever & It's In His Song
      It's In His Forever & It's In His Song

      It's In His Forever & It's In His Song

      Shelly Alexander
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      5/5 - 2 ratings

      It's In His Forever Flight medic Langston Brooks has built a good life for himself in his hometown of Red River. His secret lover for the past decade isn't a forever kind of girl. Not with a tarnished reputation over something she didn't do, and it's still following her. Now that she's brought an international winter sports event to Red River, it's her ticket out of town. She can finally make a clean break as soon as she collects the nice payday that's coming her way. The only problem with her plan is she'll have to leave Langston behind, too. It's In His Song Hailey Hicks left Red River six years ago with a secret. When she comes face to face with her ex, Dylan McCoy, sparks fly. Can they mend the damage done because of how they parted ways? Or will her secret cause them both to get burned again?

      It's In His Forever Flight medic Langston Brooks has built a good life for himself in his hometown of Red River. His secret lover for the past decade isn't a forever kind of girl. Not with a tarnished reputation over something she didn't do, and it's still following her. Now that she's brought an international winter sports event to Red River, it's her ticket out of town. She can finally make a clean break as soon as she collects the nice payday that's coming her way. The only problem with her plan is she'll have to leave Langston behind, too. It's In His Song Hailey Hicks left Red River six years ago with a secret. When she comes face to face with her ex, Dylan McCoy, sparks fly. Can they mend the damage done because of how they parted ways? Or will her secret cause them both to get burned again?

    • 7

      It's In His Christmas Wish
      It's In His Christmas Wish

      It's In His Christmas Wish

      Shelly Alexander
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      Christmas is a hot button for Kimberly Perez, and not in a good way. Having grown up in the foster system, she's as frugal as she is smart and can't abide the materialism of the holidays. In an effort to use precious funds to help children in need instead of wasting money on meaningless commercialism, she pitches a new city ordinance to Red River's town council that would cut all holiday decorations and festivities from the budget. Ross Armstrong is determined to honor his late sister's memory by continuing her love of all things Christmas in Red River. But to do so, he's got to block the passing of a silly new law-and the person behind it-which would essentially ban Christmas altogether. When their disagreement pits them against each other at a public town council meeting and splits Red River in half, the council chairperson forces them to work together on a new Red River holiday tradition-the Wishing Tree. Can they work together in the true spirit of the holidays, not only to reunite the town they love but to also cultivate the burgeoning feelings they have for each other. Or will their differences turn them into enemies and divide Red River forever?

      Christmas is a hot button for Kimberly Perez, and not in a good way. Having grown up in the foster system, she's as frugal as she is smart and can't abide the materialism of the holidays. In an effort to use precious funds to help children in need instead of wasting money on meaningless commercialism, she pitches a new city ordinance to Red River's town council that would cut all holiday decorations and festivities from the budget. Ross Armstrong is determined to honor his late sister's memory by continuing her love of all things Christmas in Red River. But to do so, he's got to block the passing of a silly new law-and the person behind it-which would essentially ban Christmas altogether. When their disagreement pits them against each other at a public town council meeting and splits Red River in half, the council chairperson forces them to work together on a new Red River holiday tradition-the Wishing Tree. Can they work together in the true spirit of the holidays, not only to reunite the town they love but to also cultivate the burgeoning feelings they have for each other. Or will their differences turn them into enemies and divide Red River forever?

    Author

    Shelly Alexander

    Shelly Alexander’s first published novel was a 2014 Golden Heart finalist. She is an Amazon #1 bestselling author in numerous categories, including contemporary romance, contemporary women’s fiction, and romantic comedy. Shelly grew up traveling the world, earned a bachelor’s degree in marketing, and worked in business for twenty-five years. With four older brothers and three sons of her own, she decided to escape her male-dominated world by reading romance novels—and has been hooked ever since. Now, Shelly spends her days writing novels that are sometimes sweet, sometimes sizzling, and always sassy. She lives in the beautiful Southwest with her husband and toy poodle named Mozart. Visit her at www.shellyalexander.net.

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