All the single mom wants for Christmas...
London ER doctor Matthew Chase is shocked that his new role has become a job share with Dr. Amanda Wakehurst—the last woman he expected to see again.
Matthew is also unaware he’s the father of her little boy, until Tristan is critically injured. Yet Matthew is there to support Amanda in her hour of need, and he proves how much he wants to be Tristan’s dad. Dare she hope he still wants her, too? Being together as a family this Christmas would be her ultimate gift...
There isn’t a pixel of Christmas magic I don’t fall for. I love it all. The lights, the crisp air (if you’re in the Northern Hemisphere!), the anticipation, the giddy pleasure of buying gifts. The only thing that’s better is falling in love at Christmas!
I loved writing about Amanda and Matthew—I wanted him to be a Matt, but he kept coming out as a Matthew, so who was I to argue? Amanda, who is so fiery and determined to put things right despite her wild-child past, and Matthew, whose heart is enormous but he’s the last one to realise it.
Thank goodness they have the extra pixie dust of mince pies, gingerbread and tinsel to help remind them that love is the magic ingredient in seeing what really matters in life. The people in our lives.
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Contents
MATTHEW KNEW HE was making a poor job of hiding his frustration. Maybe he should have succumbed to the frivolities of the season and worn one of those ridiculous holiday jumpers to counterbalance his grim expression and biting tone.
When no answer to his earlier question was forthcoming he repeated, “You said the job was mine.”
From the look on Dr. Menzies’s face he might as well have said Santa wasn’t real.
Ho-ho-ho. Merry Un-Christmas.
His mentor shifted uncomfortably in his chair, ultimately breaking eye contact to throw a look over Matthew’s shoulder toward the floor-to-ceiling windows.
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