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Two Tickets to the Christmas Ball - Donita K. Paul

Price: $14.99

Format: Hardcover

ISBN: 9780307458995

Release: 10.5.2010

Fiction - Christian - Romance

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Two Tickets to the Christmas Ball

by Angie Robinson

November 2, 2010

4.5 Stars

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This is certainly a magical Christmas story and I loved every minute of it. I wish I could find Sage Street so I could spend some time there! :) Two Tickets to the Christmas Ball is a sweet romance and the perfect book to curl up with some hot cocoa on a cold winter day. We meet Cora and Simon and get to watch as the magic of Sage street brings these two together. I usually don't care for novellas because the story usually feels rushed to me. But this novella never felt rushed and the characters all seemed real and I just loved them all, especially Simon's sister Sandy. So if your looking for a sweet Christmas romance than I highly recommend Two Tickets to the Christmas Ball.

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