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Together for the first time in one volume, two classic holiday stories—plus a bonus novella!—from #1 New York Times bestselling author Robyn Carr
'Tis the season for family, friendship and the thrill of a holiday romance…
Under the Christmas Tree
With snow falling over the redwood forests, secluded Virgin River is the ideal place to spend the holidays. Each year, the close-knit community gathers in the town square to decorate and light a massive tree. Carols are sung, hot chocolate is shared—and a surprise left under the Christmas tree is about to bring two special people together!
Midnight Confessions
Holiday kisses don't end with Christmas—there's still the New Year's Eve party at Jack's Bar to attend. Locals and newcomers alike find themselves eager for that special countdown…and that midnight kiss.
So join us in Virgin River this year, where Robyn Carr's trademark humor, warmth and sincerity will have you celebrating the festive season in your favorite mountain town.
- Sales Rank: #121820 in Books
- Published on: 2014-10-28
- Released on: 2014-10-28
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 6.62" h x .87" w x 4.21" l, .41 pounds
- Binding: Mass Market Paperback
- 336 pages
Review
"Prolific Carr's new novel demonstrates that classic women's fiction, illuminating the power of women's friendships, is still alive and well."-Booklist on Four Friends
"Carr leads with confidence, and the path, though familiar, is fresh and inviting". -Publishers Weekly on Four Friends
"Hugely popular romance author Carr steps into women's fiction territory with this quietly powerful exploration of friendship, marriage and midlife crisis." -Kirkus on Four Friends
"An engaging romance that is sexy, funny and intensely touching."
-Library Journal on The Chance
"As usual, Carr delves into the lives of others in town, laying the groundwork for future books. This cozy read satisfies." -Publisher's Weekly on The Chance
"Carr focuses her superior storytelling on one couple for a can't-put-down read."
-RT Book Reviews on The Chance
"A touch of danger and suspense make the latest in Carr's Thunder Point series a powerful read."
-RT Book Reviews on The Hero
"With her trademark mixture of humor, realistic conflict, and razor-sharp insights, Carr brings Thunder Point to vivid life."
-Library Journal on The Newcomer
"No one can do small-town life like Carr."
-RT Book Reviews on The Wanderer
"Carr has hit her stride with this captivating series."
-Library Journal on the Virgin River series
About the Author
Robyn Carr is a RITA® Award-winning, #1 New York Times bestselling author of more than forty novels, including the critically acclaimed Virgin River series. Robyn and her husband live in Las Vegas, Nevada. You can visit Robyn Carr’s website at www.RobynCarr.com.
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During the Christmas holidays a side trip through Virgin River was a must; the town had recently begun erecting a thirty-foot tree in the center of town, decorated in red, white, blue and gold and topped with a great big powerful star. It dominated the little town, and people came from miles around to see it. The patriotic theme of the decorations set it apart from all other trees. Local bar owner Jack Sheridan joked that he expected to see the three wise men any minute, that star was so bright.
Annie McKenzie didn't pass through Virgin River very often. It was out of her way when driving from Fortuna, where she lived, to her parents' farm near Alder Point. It was a cute little town and she liked it there, especially the bar and grill owned by Jack Sheridan. People there met you once, maybe twice, and from that point on, treated you like an old friend.
She was on her way to her folks' place when, at the last moment, she decided to detour through Virgin River. Since it was the week after Thanksgiving, she hoped they'd started on the tree. It was a calm and sunny Monday afternoon and very cold, but her heart warmed when she pulled into town and saw that the tree was up and decorated. Jack was up on an A-frame ladder straightening out some trimmings, and standing at the foot of the ladder, looking up, was Christopher, the six-year-old son of Jack's cook, Preacher.
Annie got out of her truck and walked over. "Hey, Jack," she yelled up. "Looking good!"
"Annie! Haven't seen you in a while. How are your folks?"
"They're great. And your family?"
"Good." He looked around. "Uh-oh. David?" he called. Then he looked at Christopher as he climbed down the ladder. "Chris, you were going to help keep an eye on him. Where did he go? David?" he called again.
Then Chris called, "David! David!"
They both walked around the tree, checked the bar porch and the backyard, calling his name. Annie stood there, not sure whether to help or just stay out of their way, when the lowest boughs of the great tree moved and a little tyke about three years old crawled out.
"David?" Annie asked. He was holding something furry in his mittened hands and she got down on her knees. "Whatcha got there, buddy?" she asked. And then she yelled, "Found him, Jack!"
The child was holding a baby animal of some kind, and it looked awfully young and listless. Its fur was black-and-white, its eyes were closed, and it hung limply in little David's hands. She just hoped the boy hadn't squeezed the life out of it; boys were not known for gentleness. "Let me have a look, honey," she said, taking the creature out of his hands. She held it up and its little head lolled. Unmistakably a puppy. A brand-new puppy.
Jack came running around the tree. "Where was he?"
"Under the tree. And he came out with this," she said, showing him the animal very briefly before stuffing it under her sweater between her T-shirt and her wool sweater, up against the warmth of her body. Then she pulled her down vest around herself to hold him in place. "Poor little thing might be frozen, or almost frozen."
"Aw, David, where'd you find him?"
David just pointed at Annie. "My boppie!" he said.
"Yeah, he's right," Annie said. "It's a boppie…er, puppy. But it's not very old. Not old enough to have gotten out of a house or a yard. This little guy should've been in a box with his mom."
"David, hold Chris's hand," Jack ordered.
And David said something in his language that could be translated into I want my puppy! But Jack was on his belly on the cold ground, crawling under the tree. And from under there Annie heard a muffled "Aw, crap!" And then he backed out, pulling a box full of black-and-white puppies.
Annie and Jack just stared at each other for a moment. Then Annie said, "Better get 'em inside by the fire. Puppies this young can die in the cold real fast. This could turn out badly."
Jack hefted the box. "Yeah, it's gonna turn out badly! I'm gonna find out who would do something so awful and take him apart!" Then he turned to the boys and said, "Let's go, guys." He carried the box to the bar porch and Annie rushed past him to hold the door open. "I mean, there are animal shelters, for God's sake!"
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113 of 115 people found the following review helpful.
BUYER, BE AWARE: A RE-PRINTING OF THREE CHARMING STORIES, INCLUDING TWO VISITS TO VIRGIN RIVER!
By The Literacy Advocate
BUYER, BE AWARE: All three of the novellas in `TIS THE SEASON are REPRINTS of previously published Robyn Carr stories. Two are VIRGIN RIVER novellas, and one is a standalone, unrelated to the author's other works.
UNDER THE CHRISTMAS TREE published in Oct. 2009 in the "That Holiday Feeling" anthology, along with (unrelated) stories by Debbie Macomber and Sheryl Woods. Robyn's novella brings Virgin River veterinarian Nate Jensen into contact with newcomer Annie, a hairstylist who agrees to help him care for a litter of abandoned newborn puppies. The VR Christmas celebration, centering around Jack's bar, gives us a warm and welcome entry back into the lives of some of our most beloved VR characters. This is sweet and short, and makes us want to see more of Nate and his animal charges, but unfortunately he does not get much more attention in the VR series.
MIDNIGHT CONFESSIONS originally published in Nov. 2010, in the "Midnight Kiss" anthology, which also included (unrelated) stories by Jean Brashear and Victoria Dahl. Here, one year after Nate and Annie's story (above), we meet Nate's niece Sunny, who had been left at the altar by her ex-fiance Glen. Sunny is in a dark place when she escapes to VR, where she meets Drew Foley, second-year orthopedic resident at UCLA Medical. Drew has sequestered himself in his sister's cabin in order to focus on his studies. Again we celebrate a VR Christmas, and we experience the fellowship of Jack's bar, the town tree festivities, and Preacher's holiday home-cooking. Fans will recall Drew's sisters: Erin Foley, who met (at the cabin) and married doctor Aiden Riordan in one of VR's most heartwarming entries (MOONLIGHT ROAD), and Marcie Buchanan, who also met her husband, Ian, at the same cabin (in A VIRGIN RIVER CHRISTMAS). There's something in the air in that little Virgin River cabin!
BACKWARD GLANCE is a bonus short story which originally published in Apr. 1991 in the "To Mother With Love" anthology, along with stories by Linda Howard and Cheryl Reavis. Though the story certainly has charm, it does not hit the same stride which Robyn reaches later in the Grace Valley trilogy and the Virgin River series. An early effort from Robyn, this is the story of Leigh Brackon and John McElroy, reunited lovers who need to get beyond their pasts (and one big secret) in order to find their future. Predictable, but charming nevertheless.
Being a die-hard Robyn Carr fan, I am happy to have this lovely anthology, totally comprised of her work, on my Virgin River shelf. If you own, or have read, the first two stories in their original publications, you may not see fit to spend the additional money for this volume simply to have the third story. Since I've got the equivalent of a little Robyn Carr shrine, I feel that this new compilation has a place there!
48 of 54 people found the following review helpful.
Not a new book - disappointed!
By Kathy
I, too, did not realize that this book was a reissue of two old stories. I've read all of the Virgin River books, so obviously I've already read these, too! What a waste of money! I wish authors wouldn't do that.
31 of 36 people found the following review helpful.
One Star
By James Latham
not happy that this book is of older books with new cover thats not fair to buyers!
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