One Christmas Wish

by Brenda Jackson

Book Overview

"Jackson brings the quaint Southern town to life in a memorable holiday romance complete with affable characters."--Publishers Weekly on One Christmas Wish

It's Christmas in Catalina Cove, a time of promise and second chances. But when you're starting over, love is the last thing you're wishing for...

Vaughn Miller's Wall Street career was abruptly ended by a wrongful conviction and two years in prison. Since then, he's returned to his hometown, kept his head down and forged a way forward. When he is exonerated and his name cleared, he feels he can hold his head up once again, maybe even talk to the beautiful caf owner who sets his blood to simmering.

Sierra Crane escaped a disastrous marriage--barely. She and her six-year-old goddaughter have returned to the only place that feels like home. Determined to make it on her own, Sierra opens a soup caf . Complication is the last thing she needs, but the moment Vaughn walks into her caf , she can't keep her eyes off the smoldering loner.

When they give in to their attraction, what Sierra thought would be a onetime thing becomes so much more. Vaughn knows she's the one. Sierra can't deny the way Vaughn makes her feel, but she's been burned before. With Christmas approaching, Vaughn takes a chance to prove his love, and it will be up to Sierra to decide if her one Christmas wish--true happiness--will come true.

The Catalina Cove series
Book 1: Love in Catalina Cove
Book 2: Forget Me Not
Book 3: Finding Home Again
Book 4: Follow Your Heart
Book 5: One Christmas Wish
Book 6: The House on Blueberry Lane

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 133520198X
• ISBN13: 9781335201980
• Release Date: October 2021
• Publisher: Hqn
• Length: 336 Pages
• Weight: 0.46 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.7" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

Slow Burn

I haven't read Brenda Jackson in years but it's good to know that she still packs a punch. This was a heartwarming story of excitement, angst and love between Sierra, Vaughn and the baby, Teryn. I could not stand Nathan. I called him everything but a child of God. Being that I love children, I love how Jackson gave Teryn impactful parts in the story, although predictable to me, it did not take away from the story because I did not know the hows but I knew the whats. I now want to know what happened between Jaye and Velvet.