Romance Writers Weekly ~ Holiday Decorations! ~ #LoveChatWrite

 This week, on the Romance Writers Weekly blog hop, we're asked "Does your community decorate for the holiday season? What about yourself? Share photos and stories."

I used to love decorating, but losing decorations several times over the course of multiple moves kind of soured me on the whole holiday decorating gig. I'll put up a small tree and break out my holiday dishes--and of course I'll bake lots of holiday treats! But I leave the large-scale decorations to my community and they do not disappoint!

Here are some photos I took last year of my town square all dressed up for the holidays. PLUS an article about a woman in town who turns her house into a giant gingerbread house every Christmas (I might have used that idea in Christmas Angel, btw). FINALLY, I've also embedded a video I put together after a trip to the grocery store last week.

https://www.facebook.com/TheGingerbreadHouseInKyle

Now, hop on over to Brenda Margriet's page for more decorations! And don't forget to check out her FREE short story, Operation Purple Sparkle Diamond.

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A resolute Afghan veteran deploys on his most desperate mission yet—wooing the hesitant heart of his daughter’s kindergarten teacher.

(Judith late 40's, Hugh early 50's)

https://dl.bookfunnel.com/87mjdcnz83

I'm doing something new this year. I'm hosting an event on my blog called the 12 Days of Yule. I'll be giving away books! So be sure to stop back here tomorrow for details. And, in the meantime...

Christmas Angel

An Angels in the Afterlife Christmas Story

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Being fully transparent is good for a relationship, right? Well, maybe not when it’s literal.

 

Christmas Angel is a second-chance, holiday romance with a celestial twist. Probationary angel Jake Hennessy's been sent back to earth to mend fences with his ex. Or has he? Certainly Tony doesn’t seem to think that's the case. 

 

Tony DiCecco might have ninety-nine problems—and then some—between dealing with his meddlesome family AND running the family business (a Christmas tree farm in rural Texas) but he's pretty sure that playing catch-up with his ex-husband isn’t supposed to be one of them. 

 

And what would even be the point? It’s hard to imagine what kind of future the two of them could have when one of them is alive and the other...isn't.

https://books2read.com/Christmas-Angel