Christmas JoyIt's the most wonderful time of the year, and one fascinating feline offers the most glorious gift of all. . . To help his daughter Joy recover after the death of her mother, Justin Wingate brings her to a Christmas party. But the only ones to whom the girl will speak are a tiny white kitten—and bereaved widow Meghan Kenwick. Now it's up to an angelic ball of fur to mend ties, restore faith—and bring soulmates together. . . 30,000 Words |
Contents
Section 1 | 99 |
Section 2 | 114 |
Section 3 | 128 |
Section 4 | 137 |
Section 5 | 148 |
Section 6 | 158 |
Section 7 | 167 |
Section 8 | 178 |
Section 10 | 201 |
Section 11 | 208 |
Section 12 | 215 |
Section 13 | 220 |
Section 14 | 227 |
Section 15 | 234 |
Section 16 | 242 |
Section 17 | 249 |
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