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May Your Heart Be Light
By Sandy Lender
Faerie Holidays, Book 1
Publisher: ArcheBooks Publishing
Release Date: November 13,
2015
Genre: Paranormal Romance/Holidays
Format: eBook/Print
Length: 192 Pages
ISBN: 978-1595072764
ASIN: B017ZFQTHK
Buy Links: Amazon Print | Kindle
About the book:
After
graduation from business school and escape from engagement, Jennifer DeVision
wants peace on earth for the holidays. Joining friends at the Rose Chateau
seems like the calm answer to a question she hasn’t asked.
When the mysterious owner of
the bed-and-breakfast begins to bring out more than the Christmas spirit in
Jennifer, the forces that have been holding her in check get angry. Caleb Odan and
his enabling staff of merrymakers might turn this vacation back into the
romantic and magical time it’s supposed to be, if they can figure out what
they’ve invited into their midst before it threatens both Jennifer and Caleb’s
existence.
EXCERPT“What’s all that ruckus out there?” Caleb asked his driver.Roger pulled a stocking cap from his head, mussing his curvy brown hair as if he’d touched a plasma globe, and dropped into the high-backed barrister chair opposite Caleb. He sank into the dark, velvet cushion as if he’d been running for days and said, “The nine ladies dancing have arrived.”Caleb’s grimace answered him. “It sounds like a flock of cackling hens.”“Cackling hens? Those were French hens. Three I think.”“What?”“Are you with me, Caleb? Three French hens, two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear—”“Are you singing?” Caleb interrupted him.Roger chuckled. “Perhaps not very well. The last of the guests have arrived for their holiday package. Christmas has officially begun, my friend. You might as well get into the spirit rather than sitting in here with a look like you’re about to stab someone with a bayonet. Do you want to welcome the last four guests to the chateau or go hide in your happy solitude?”Caleb made a grumbling sound under his breath as if selecting which topic to respond to. He looked to the fireplace where orange and bright shards of branches gave way to the black and gray outlines of wood that had finished burning. The fire had died; the embers merely had to admit it now to make it so. Caleb stared at the patches of orange, considering the effort necessary to break the tender wood to release the flames still hidden inside. It was easier to allow the embers to slowly give up, to slowly extinguish all hope for rekindling.
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