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When Christmas Comes by Debbie Macomber · Booklabria

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When Christmas Comes

Romance, ContemporaryMan-woman relationships

When Christmas Comes

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First published: 2004
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Emily Springer widowed mother of one, decides to leave her hometown of Leavenworth, Washington, to spend Christmas with her daughter in Boston.

Charles Brewster, history professor, seasoned curmudgeon and resident of Boston, wants to avoid Christmas altogether

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Man-woman relationships
Christmas stories
Washington
Boston
Home exchanging
Set in: Boston
Leavenworth

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