The Christmas hummingbird / Davis Bunn.
Material type:
TextSeries: Bunn, T. Davis, Miramar Bay ; Publisher: New York, NY : Kensington Publishing Corp., 2022Copyright date: ©2022Edition: First Kensington hardcover editionDescription: 264 pages ; 19 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781496736574
- 1496736575
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
In the ultimate Christmas comfort read for fans of Nicholas Sparks and Karen Kingsbury, internationally bestselling author Davis Bunn returns to the kindhearted coastal town of Miramar Bay for a moving story of second chances, Christmas blessings, and the beauty of nature, as a single mom and her extraordinary son open their hearts to a newcomer who's lost everything in a nearby wildfire.
Ryan Eames is a policewoman and single mother dedicated most of all to her lonely, uniquely gifted son. Stretched thin by double shifts and grappling with an out-of-season coastal wildfire, Christmas cheer feels as far away as a distant carol on a winter night. Until duty draws her into the life of a stranger.
Ethan Lange is alive because Ryan reached his canyon home before the blaze. Christmas is only days away, and Ethan has lost everything. A man reckoning with a painful past, it's not the first time he's been forced to start over. At least now it's in the redeeming embrace of Miramar Bay.
Forging an animal rescue operation, Ryan and Ethan first unite by their cause and the rally of a close-knit community. But it's Ryan's extraordinary child who draws them into something deeper and surprising. Something to be thankful for. Now with every beat of their hearts, Christmas in Miramar Bay looks to be a season of love, healing, and sweet mercies that will be remembered for a lifetime.
Follows: The emerald tide.
As policewoman and single mother Ryan Eames and newcomer Ethan Lange work on an animal rescue operation together, they are drawn into something deeper and surprising by her extraordinarily gifted son that makes Christmas in Miramar Bay a season of love, healing, and second chances.
Policewoman and single mother Ryan Eames is dedicated to her lonely, gifted son, Liam. This year, stretched by double shifts and an out-of-season coastal wildfire, Christmas cheer feels far away. Ethan Lange is alive because Ryan reached his canyon home before the blaze: he lost everything, but it's not the first time he's been forced to start over. Ryan and Ethan reunite at an animal rescue operation, but it's Liam who draws them into something deeper. -- adapted from front flap and perusal of book