by Schultz, JT
One fateful night, a relentless witch and a love that survived over a decade come down to one thing―the kiss of true love.
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Coming December 2013!
Rocking Christmas
Single and successful Molly Wright doesn’t have time for frivolous things like going home for Christmas. Parcel Post is perfect to send Christmas cards and useless gifts people will never use. However, faster than you can say “stocking stuffer” it’s goodbye palm trees, hello Pleasantville AKA Hell and yes, it’s frozen over. How bad could the holidays with her family be? Other than the reindeer in the house and her ex-boyfriend Stryker, her brother’s best friend and now a famous rock star, standing next to the fireplace.
Stryker Blaire has everything money and fame can provide—including writers block for his next album. When his best friend from back in the small town he grew up in invites him home for the holidays, and with no family of his own, how can Stryker say no? Maybe going back to his roots will provide inspiration for some songs. Wrong, more wrong and pass the eggnog. No one mentioned Molly was going to be there, prettier than he remembered. Forget the eggnog and pass the mistletoe.
Thanks to a matchmaking reindeer, both Stryker and Molly look at their lives and wonder if there is second chance for love when the holiday is over.
About JT Schultz
My true passion in life is my writing. I was corrupted as a child with “Happily Ever After” so much that now, all my stories have one. Reading great stories and watching movies are also loves, they were the motivation for me to write and explore the “what if...”
Inspiration comes from life, love, stories and sometimes that which the eye cannot see but the heart beckons.
The road to my writing career has been an interesting one to say the very least. My first published work was a novella and since then, I have gone on to write several other books in a variety of lengths. Check out my bookshelf as my title list will change and grow. Also, my back list will surface, so you can meet or reunite with heroes and heroines of the past.
~Best,
www.jtschultz.com
