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Christmas at Last Chance Lodge

By: C.E. Graham
Narrated by: Sarah Jane Bookman
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Brigette Harmon is exiled to a small town in New Hampshire to run the Lovely Lucy Lodge before the Christmas Festival. With a new chain hotel coming to town, she knows Baden can't support two lodgings. Brigette has the skills to update the lodge, but the one thing she didn't factor in is the whole town playing matchmaker with the handsome Bryce, a dark-haired mystery who came back to his hometown to manage the hotel while facing his past and finding his future.

Since the only thing Bridgette and Bryce have in common is that they can’t stand each other, hearts versus business clash in this delightful Christmas love story.

©2020 C. E. Graham (P)2020 C. E. Graham Contemporary Contemporary Romance Romance Romantic Comedy Comedy Celebration Winter Christmas Hotel Heartfelt

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