Holiday Love

De: Raykel Tolson

Narrado por: Star Williams

In the long-awaited sequel to I Need A Christmas Angel, we observe Barbara Benson, affectionately known as BB, a widow whose life revolves around her love for the holidays and her roles as a supportive mother and doting grandmother. BB’s daughter persuades her into a New Year's Eve date with Richard Jones, a decade BB’s junior. Their undeniable chemistry and attraction leave BB both perplexed and exhilarated. For BB, the age difference casts a shadow of doubt that she can't seem to escape, but for Richard, age is just a number, and he is determined to make BB his woman.

©2023 Raykel Tolson (P)2023 Raykel Tolson

It’s All about Love

I love the story of second chances. Shut off the noise , and Be open to receive God’s blessings. Love is the recurring theme in this story.

What there’s a sequel…Holiday Love

Holiday Love — The Sequel That Shines Even Brighter
If you were swept away by the heartwarming magic of Christmas Angel, prepare to be absolutely enchanted by its successor, Holiday Love. Often, sequels struggle to match the original, but this book astonishingly gets even better—deepening the emotional stakes while retaining every ounce of the festive charm we crave. This story is so vibrant, it truly feels like reading a Hallmark movie, with characters that come to life right off the page.

Meet BB and Richard
Holiday Love shifts the spotlight to Barbara Benson (BB), a wonderful character already beloved by fans of the first book. BB is a dedicated widow, mother, and grandmother whose life is joyfully centered around family and the holiday season. Her quiet, supportive world is beautifully disrupted when her daughter orchestrates a bold move: a New Year’s Eve date with Richard Jones.
The immediate and undeniable chemistry between BB and Richard is electric, leaving BB delightfully perplexed and exhilarated. This is where the story truly finds its compelling hook: Richard is a decade BB’s junior.

Age is Just a Number
The central conflict is beautifully handled, rooted entirely in BB’s internal struggle. For her, the age difference casts a shadow of doubt—a very relatable fear of stepping outside of comfort zones and social expectations. However, Richard is the perfect foil; he is charismatic, determined, and sees BB's age as just a number. He is resolutely focused on proving his intentions and making BB "his woman."
The narrative excels because the characters are so believable. Their dynamic is mature yet playful, making their journey toward romance feel authentic and hard-earned. The emotional realism of BB's hesitation, combined with Richard's passionate resolve, turns this sequel into a beautiful study of finding love when you least expect it, proving that chemistry and connection transcend the calendar.

If you are looking for a story that carries the festive cheer of Christmas right through to New Year’s and beyond, featuring compelling adults taking a chance on unexpected love, Holiday Love is your perfect escape. It is pure joy and truly essential reading for fans of heartfelt romance.