Comfort and Joy

by Fern Michaels, Marie Bostwick, Cathy Lamb, et al.

Book Overview

The Best Gifts Are Given From The Heart When spirited Maeve O'Malley stumbles upon an unconscious man one snowy night in December, she doesn't think twice before coming to his rescue. But her good... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• ISBN: 0739488716
• Release Date: January 1
• Publisher: Zebra

Customer Reviews

Comfort & Joy

It was a very good book and a fast read. I love stories that I can read quickly and I love romance. Every story in this book was good.

Extremely entertaining. Will also make an excellent extra gift for friends at Christmas

This is an excellent group of stories and will make a fun extra tuck in gift for friends at Christmas time. I particularly love the one written by Fern Michaels. But then, she is my favorite!!!!!

Great read

This was a great read. I enjoyed all the authors stories. Not a bad story in the bunch.

four very different yet well written inspiring novellas

"Comfort and Joy" by Fern Michaels. Angie and Josh disagree on everything until they face the truth, encouraged by the loving relationship between his father and her mother who have found each other; that they need to look deeper inside each other's heart. "A High-Kicking Christmas" by Marie Bostwick. Because she broke her foot, Rockettes dancer Kendra agrees to direct a Yuletides play in Maple Grove, Vermont; she never expected to co-star in a personal production with Pastor Andy and his daughter Thea. "Suzanna's Stockings" by Cathy Lamb. As she lies in a coma, Suzanna's spirit overhears learning things about her family and friends that make her understand what caring truly is. "Family Blessings" by Deborah J. Wolf. With her mother's mental state rapidly deteriorating from Alzheimer's, Kacey and her family struggle with celebrating Christmas. Although not entirely upbeat (especially Ms. Wolf's insightful tale) these are four very different yet well written refreshing and inspiring novellas that will have readers thinking what the holiday season means. Harriet Klausner