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Dreaming of Noelle
Paperback
Series: Enchanted Wishes
Publisher Price: $8.99
ISBN13: 9781959671350
Publisher: Viola Tempest Publishing
Published: Mar 3 2023
Pages: 60
Weight: 0.16
Height: 0.14 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
A Christmas Short Story!
A once-avid Christmas lover turned Scrooge, Max Miller never thought he'd find his holiday spirit ever again, especially not after his long-term girlfriend, Erica, left him with their unborn child... for another man.
But soon, his life begins to turn around, and he sees her, Noelle, who appears in his dream twelve days before Christmas and brings hope back into his life.
Who is she? He doesn't know.
What is she? A greater mystery.
All he knows is that she reminds him of someone, and the thought of losing her makes him never want to wake up again.
And when she keeps coming back, he finds himself falling more and more in love with her, a true Christmas miracle, and one that turns his life around.
Until one day, she just disappears.
Will Max and Noelle reunite once again, reigniting the romance and Christmas joy in his life?
Or will he continue to fall victim to the woes of his Christmas past?
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