Christmas Wishes Where Wishes Do Come True Raeanne Hadley Susan Horsnell by Raeanne Hadley, Susan Horsnell, Krista Ames, Barbra Campbell, R.a. Lingenfelter, Deb Julienne, Caroline Clemmons, Margaret Tanner, Alice Kay, Ana Balen, Pamela Jane Larson, Corinne Mazille, Katherine Moore, Jude Ouvrard instant download after payment.

Hopeful, Colorado has a history; a history of love and loss, wishes and dreams, miracles and blessings. Fifteen stories of the people who live in Hopeful, Colorado.

A sweet Christmas boxed set that revolves around the well and citizens of Hopeful, Colorado. Filled with love, miracles, and magic. Our stories have different heat levels to them so you get to pick and choose what amount of heat you are in the mood for. 1 chili pepper is for sweet and clean, 2 is a little steamier and 3 is as hot as you are going to get in our Christmas set. Come learn about the magic of Hopeful’s wishing well.

A Winter’s Wish –-Sometimes our wishes come true but with complications.

~Caroline Clemmons

Wish Upon a Well – Can the wishing well work its magic and bring Abigail home safely?

~ Susan Horsnell

Wishing Well Serenade – Will Emmie’s wish be granted?

~ Margaret Tanner

Molly’s Christmas Miracle – Can Molly and Daniel overcome seemingly insurmountable odds to be together?

~ Cheryl Wright

Hindsight Wishes – It’s never too late to change your future...

~RaeAnne Hadley

Hopefully Yours –When all else fails, make a wish…

~ Deb Julienne

A Moonlight Wish-Wishing for love is a tricky business.

~ Alice Kay

The Christmas Experiment- “Wish” is a four-letter word. Like “Love”.

~ Katherine Moore

Midnight Kiss- Starting over can be like lighting a dumpster fire.

~ Jude Ouvrard

Never Too Late- Can Sophie and Dylan give themselves a second chance or has the time that passed too much for them to take?

~ Ana Balen

Passionate Wishes- Wishes do come true…if you let them.

~ Barbra Campbell

Burning Wishes- Was Hannah’s father missing because he struck gold?

~ Pamela Jane Larson

A Christmas Fairytale- Wishes are only granted in fairytales, aren’t they?

~ Corinne Mazille