The Christmas Letters

A Sweet Holiday Romantic Comedy

By: Jenny Proctor

Narrated by: Lidia Dornet, Philip Alces

Can an old letter spark a new flame?

When Tess Ravenel gets herself stuck inside a bathroom stall in one of Charleston's most historic buildings, she isn't exactly thinking about her dating life. But then the paramedic who comes to her rescue has a voice that sounds like butter and enough charm to make her forget she's seconds from having a panic attack.

If only he were interested.

Andrew McKay has a mysterious Christmas pen pal, a woman who replied to a newly found letter he sent to Santa back when he was a kid. After weeks of correspondence, it's clear she's funny, smart, interesting... and an awful lot like Tess Ravanel—the woman he's already blown off twice for good reason.

Tess and Andrew couldn't be more different, but when their worlds collide, fate (and a little Christmas magic) set them on a crash course for love.

The Christmas Letters is a closed-door sweet holiday romance with lots of chemistry but no spice.

©2023 Jenny Proctor Creative (P)2024 Podium Audio

Great story

Loved the story & the female narrator. The male narrator can not do female voices.

Great feel good story

This story would be a great Hallmark movie! The characters are fun and entertaining. Great story.

Old time mail, a dramatic rescue

Loved the connection with the Characters, she was doing service she didn’t want to do- but totally magnified her calling! He was doing his job, and talked her down from freaking out, when she got locked in the bathroom. He thought she was a snob, she couldn’t figure him out, but seemed to like him, how could they sort this all out?

An outstanding and engaging story

My first time with this author, the book hooked me from the beginning. It was so poignant and heartfelt. Grandma Pearl & her dog Roxy added the perfect touch for a Christmas romance. Highly recommend it.

Great Christmas “You’ve Got Mail” story

If you liked “You’ve Got Mail” this will be right up your alley. It’s YGM meets Gilmore Girls or some other “I don’t want to live the rich society life” story