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A Gift for Santa returns!

Looking for a sweet Christmas read or maybe a stocking stuffer?


A Gift for Santa has been reprinted and will be available on store shelves on December 3rd! Or you can pre-order at  Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or Target. 


It's the season for giving...and starting over?

A reindeer farm without Santa wouldn't be Christmas in Marissa Gray's Alaskan hometown. Luckily Chris Allen's there to pinch-hit, although for Marissa, seeing her ex-fiance again brings back memories of what might have been.Ten years after their breakup, the feelings between the wildlife biologist and blue-eyed fisherman are stronger than ever. Only now there's a foster kid in the mix, as well as the shocking crime that cost Marissa her job and her family's security. She and Chris need to find their way to a meeting of minds and hearts to make this truly a season for second chances...






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