The Christmas Letter (Hearthridge Holidays Book 4)

It all started with a letter and a promise that never happened.

When Isabella Vandermonde goes looking through her grandmother’s attic, ribbon-tied letters nudge her toward the one thing this town still aches for — a holiday market that was meant to knit people together.

Some families pass down quilts and recipes. Hers passed down a Christmas promise.

And in Hearthridge, a rumor can outrun fresh snow. One whisper at the cocoa window, one mention at River’s End, and suddenly neighbors are pressing recipes into her hands, vendors are asking for booth maps, and the past is looking her straight in the eye. But she isn’t sure she’s ready to be the person who tries.

Enter Kyle Villarreal. With steady hands, careful eyes, and a stake in the same promise, he believes in doing things aboveboard. She believes in doing them with heart. Between heirloom clues, twinkle lights, and a town that refuses to stay on the sidelines, they have a chance — if Isabella and Kyle can see past their differences.

A small-town Christmas novel about found family, second chances, and a heartwarming holiday romance.