"three lighthearted warm second chance at love Yuletide tales"

"Just Like the Ones We Used To Know" by Brenda Novak. Angela Forrester wants to give her beloved foster child Kayla the gift she desires for Christmas; in a school assignment Kayla wants to meet her biological father, Matthew Jackson in Virginia City, who is unaware that he sired a daughter.

"The Night before Christmas" by Melinda Curtis. Instead of his usual limo driver who is off for the Christmas holiday with his family, Emma Roberts drives Simon Castle to a key business meeting involving union reps who think he is a rat. She teaches him more than just the meaning of the holiday season as he learns to humanize his heart.

"All the Christmases to Come" by Anna Adams. Single father Andrew Durham and Rachel Ford love one another, but disagree over having children. He wants none and she wants some. They break up since they have no room for compromise until he learns his Rachel is carrying his second child. Now he must persuade her he wants her, his offspring, and his unborn to form a happy family with him.

These are three lighthearted warm second chance at love Yuletide tales.

Harriet Klausner

Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted November 5, 2006

Summary

Just Like the Ones We Used To Know by Brenda Novak
Angela Forrester is determined her foster child will get the one thing she wants for Christmas: to meet her real father—even though he doesn't know he has a little girl.

The Night Before Christmas by Melinda Curtis
Simon Castle's on his way to a make-or-break meeting unseasonably scheduled for December 25—until the gorgeous redhead subbing for his limo driver takes him on a detour....

All the Christmases To Come by Anna Adams
Single dad Andrew Durham had resigned himself to losing Rachel Ford. After all, she wants more kids, and he doesn't. But the minute he finds out his second child is coming he goes after Rachel...