On the Way to Christmas

Three Heartwarming, Sweet Small-Town Romance Stories from Three Bestselling Authors

By: Sheila Roberts, Melissa Ferguson, Amy Clipston

Narrated by: Talon David

"Filled with Christmas spirit, and a little chaos . . . Five stars overall!" --Nancy Naigle, bestselling author

In this glittering and heartwarming collection, three bestselling sweet romance novelists offer up the gift of cheer for the winter holiday season.

Perfect for fans of Hallmark Christmas movies and Debbie Macomber.

A Christmas Do-Over by Sheila Roberts

Darby doesn't want to go home for the holidays, but a career fail sends her slinking back to the small town she always wanted to escape. No one there is especially glad to see the former mean girl--especially not her sister or childhood best friend. Darby is working hard to be a better person, but has she eaten enough humble pie to make amends?

Dashing Through the Snow by Melissa Ferguson

When Willow's boyfriend dumps her on the eve of a romantic getaway, she decides to take the two-week train trip on The Christmas Express alone. Hurt as she feels, she can't anticipate how the ride with handsome conductor Oliver and grandfatherly world adventurer Clarence will heal her heart--and renew her sense of wonder.

A Perfectly Splendid Christmas by Amy Clipston

Kacey adores the metropolitan life, but when she gets away to help her sister during a family crisis and run her bakery, she falls in love with former classmate Drew. The problem: he's a small-town man, and she's a big-city woman. Is their love big enough to overcome such a major difference?

Curl up with your favorite cozy drink and escape the hustle and bustle into three worlds where dreams once thought long-gone are still within reach.

Discussion questions are included, making it a perfect book club pick!

Critic reviews

'Filled with Christmas spirit, and a little chaos, too, all three stories left my heart filled with joy . . . Five stars overall! ' --Nancy Naigle, bestselling author

love the narrator

wholesome Christmas stories feel good books. Narrative was best I have heard. Will follow Talon David again.

On The Way To ADD

I'm not sure if was my ADD or the stories, but all three felt like they blended together and I honestly couldn't tell you a thing about them. Killed time for sure, but not really my cup of tea.

I'd rather have one, long, easy to follow story.

Good and bad

Some of the stories were good, but Amy Clipton's was tedious. Totally a television movie channel template that contained so many unnecessary and mundane details that I got bored! 

Romances don’t have to follow this template. Enough is enough!