The Christmas singing a romance from the heart of Amish country

After Gideon coldly broke her heart, can the warmth of the season revive Mattie's hopes? Christmas has always been special to cake decorator Mattie Eash, who was born on the wondrous holiday. Yet the season has lost its appeal in the three years since then, her childhood sweetheart abruptly ended th...

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Main Author: Woodsmall, Cindy
Other Authors: Campbell, Cassandra
Format: Audiobooks eAudiobook Downloads eAudiobook
Language:English
Published: Westminster, Md. : Books on Tape, p2011.
Edition:Unabridged.
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Summary:After Gideon coldly broke her heart, can the warmth of the season revive Mattie's hopes? Christmas has always been special to cake decorator Mattie Eash, who was born on the wondrous holiday. Yet the season has lost its appeal in the three years since then, her childhood sweetheart abruptly ended their engagement on Christmas Eve. Mattie has moved on, left Apple Ridge, Pennsylvania and pursued her dreams of a cake shop in Berlin, Ohio and given her heart to someone new. Someone unlike Gideon Beiler. Someone safe. Then an unforeseen setback forces her home and into painful proximity to Gideon. Will learning the truth behind his rejection restore her Christmas joy, or open the door to even deeper heartbreak?
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Physical Description:1 sound file (4 hr., 45 min., 16 sec.) : digital
Playing Time:04:45:16
ISBN:9780307943705
0307943704
9780307943682
0307943682
Author Notes:Cindy Woodsmall is a best-selling author of Amish fiction. Her first novel, When the Heart Cries, was published in 2006. She writes several series including Amish Vines and Orchards, Ada's House, and Sisters of the Quilt. She also coauthored the nonfiction work Plain Wisdom: An Invitation into an Amish Home and the Hearts of Two Women with Miriam Flaud.

(Bowker Author Biography)