Mrs. Miracle
Author: Debbie Macomber
Read by: Jennifer Van Dyck
6 discs - 7 hours 5 mins
With Christmas approaching and wild twin boys to raise all alone, Seth Webster finds himself in desperate need of a miracle. His home is in complete chaos, and he is repeatedly finding himself having to hire new nannys after they always quit in disgust.
Just when he is at his wits end Mrs Merkle, whom the children start calling "Mrs. Miracle" shows up on his doorstep. She appears to be the real life Mary Poppins but better!! She is sassy and her spirit is infectious and encourages Seth to approach Reba, a beautiful travel agen who's been hurt and betrayed and afraid to love again...Reba is also in need of a "miracle". Reba gets the chance to help out in a children's Christmas pageant and finally gets introduced to Seth and they find a little Christmas miracle of their own.
This is a very feel good book and a great Christmas story. This book was also made into a Hallmark movie. and there is a sequels to this book that I have also listened to and liked it even better than the original!
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Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Mrs. Miracle
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Christmas Letters
Christmas Letters
Author: Debbie Macomber
Read by: Renee Raudman
4 cds - 5 hours Unabridged
Katherine O'Connor is a part time Medical Transcriptionist who also has a part time job of writing other peoples Christmas letters. She has a flair for making peoples everyday lives sound more interesting. More Humerous. More Dramatic.
Although Katherine is single with no children of her own she is deeply invested in the lives of her twin nieces, perfect little children until their parents read a best selling book on the "Free Child" methods which promotes no restrictions or boundaries, the children become little ill-behaved monsters.
The author of the book happens to live in Katherines Apartment complex and confronts him one morning in a coffee shop, making a huge scene, only later in the day to have both of them set up by a close friend. Despite their differences and their different point of views on life both Katherine and Wynn find themselves becoming more and more attracted to each other. Both shortly discover that love means accepting your differences and as Christmas is approach both realize what really matters is focusing on the things you share.
This book is pretty predictable, but will leave you feeling warm and cozy and that happily ever afters do exist.
More Debbie Macomber Novels:
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Author: Debbie Macomber
Read by: Renee Raudman
4 cds - 5 hours Unabridged
Katherine O'Connor is a part time Medical Transcriptionist who also has a part time job of writing other peoples Christmas letters. She has a flair for making peoples everyday lives sound more interesting. More Humerous. More Dramatic.
Although Katherine is single with no children of her own she is deeply invested in the lives of her twin nieces, perfect little children until their parents read a best selling book on the "Free Child" methods which promotes no restrictions or boundaries, the children become little ill-behaved monsters.
The author of the book happens to live in Katherines Apartment complex and confronts him one morning in a coffee shop, making a huge scene, only later in the day to have both of them set up by a close friend. Despite their differences and their different point of views on life both Katherine and Wynn find themselves becoming more and more attracted to each other. Both shortly discover that love means accepting your differences and as Christmas is approach both realize what really matters is focusing on the things you share.
This book is pretty predictable, but will leave you feeling warm and cozy and that happily ever afters do exist.
More Debbie Macomber Novels:
Search Amazon.com for debbie macomber
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