Coming Home to Paradise

All seven sisters are finally home for Christmas, but can the last two find love like the others? As Endora Simmons plans her Christmas wedding, she's delighted to have her last two sisters, Rae and Bo, finally back in Spanish Fort, Texas. Endora figures if she keeps them busy, they won't have time to think about leaving again.

So, Endora talks Rae into teaching Sunday school; as a former police officer, surely Rae can corral the rowdy kids--the most high-spirited being Sheriff Gunner's twin daughters--into making Christmas decorations for the upcoming pageant. Bo helps out by taking over the community Christmas program. She's also been working with Aunt Bernie on her new venture, a monthly speed-dating night at a bar just over the river in Oklahoma--and boy, does she have her eye on that handsome bartender.

With all the Christmas preparations in high gear, will Rae and Bo still find time to fall in love? Praise for New York Times bestseller Carolyn Brown: Fans...will flip for this charming small-town tale.--Woman's World for The Sisters Café Brown's characters easily inspire readers to care what happens to them.--Publishers Weekly for Bride for a Day A sweet story about building family out of what life hands you.--Kirkus Reviews for Talk Cowboy to Me All seven sisters are finally home for Christmas, but can the last two find love like the others? As Endora Simmons plans her Christmas wedding, she's delighted to have her last two sisters, Rae and Bo, finally back in Spanish Fort, Texas.

Endora figures if she keeps them busy, they won't have time to think about leaving again. So, Endora talks Rae into teaching Sunday school. As a former police officer, surely Rae can corral the rowdy kids into making Christmas decorations for the upcoming pageant.

No question the most high-spirited (uncontrollable?) kids in the class are gorgeous, rugged Sheriff Gunner's twin daughters. Bo helps out by taking over the community Christmas program. She's also been working with Aunt Bernie on her new venture, a monthly speed-dating night at a bar just over the river in Oklahoma--and boy, does she have her eye on that handsome bartender.

With all the Christmas preparations in high gear, will Rae and Bo still find time to fall in love? Praise for New York Times bestseller Carolyn Brown: Fans...will flip for this charming small-town tale.--Woman's World for The Sisters Café Brown's characters easily inspire readers to care what happens to them.--Publishers Weekly for