Four cozy tales of love, hope and holiday magic unfold on the snow-kissed shores of Newfoundland and Labrador.
The Keeper (1919) – Returning to Battle Harbour, Labrador, after The Great War to find her fiancé engaged to another woman is not the homecoming Mary Butler expected. But as she realizes it’s her pride, not her heart, that’s bruised, she finds herself drawn to serious, war-worn lighthouse keeper Allan Bennett—her fiancé’s brother.
Kitty Hawk Flies Home (1948) – Jack Williams is supposed to be dead. That’s Kate Goudie’s first thought when she sees him serving drinks in a Gander bar, years after he broke his promise to meet her in Marseilles. With the war behind them and secrets to be revealed, can they learn to trust and love again?
The Christmas Tree Wish (1978) – Maureen O’Connor doesn’t have time to fall in love with Nick Williams: she’s grieving, has a niece to raise, and a career to figure out. Besides, he dated her twin sister for a hot minute back in university. But when old feelings bubble up and the pair discover they share a bond neither of them ever imagined, Christmas takes a romantic turn.
The Next Big Thing (2010) – Julia Wells is done with Newfoundland Christmas traditions. Simon Taylor can’t wait to soak them up on his short visit to St. John’s. Covering one holiday event after another, the two journalists find themselves sparking in more ways than one. Will romance bloom in the glow of the season’s lights or will distance snuff out the burgeoning flame of love?
