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White Christmas by Tanya Stowe


Blurb:
After his very public break-up from his fiancĂ©, Chad Fletcher is convinced that a healthy marriage and his rising political career won’t mix, and Christmas at his Aunt Nell’s home in White, Arizona is a great way to start fresh. Political watch dog, Tessa Conway, plans to spend her vacation enjoying her grandparents’ ranch before they must sell it, so she is not pleased with Grandma Sophie and Aunt Nell’s efforts to throw her and Chad together. Chad begins to believe Tessa may be the perfect antidote to his unhealthy relationships of the past, but when he decides to take support from a company with questionable ethics, his perfect bubble is burst. Fearing Chad is not the Godly man she believed him to be, Tessa ends their budding romance. Will Chad find the strength and courage to do what’s right even if it costs him his career?







Tanya Stowe has had an eclectic career in market research, arts education and event coordination.  She has written for television, publicity firms, national publications, and even collaborated on a Christmas musical.  Tanya has been married to her high school sweetheart for thirty-eight years.  They have four children and eighteen grandchildren.  Recently her husband retired from government work to take a new position.  They are living in the Middle East and have had many adventures! 

Comments

Tanya Stowe said…
Hi Clare,
Thanks so much for having me over on this very busy time of the year!
Davalyn Spencer said…
So fun to read about you, Tanya. Your living situation sounds like it's hiding a book in there somewhere!
Donna B said…
I loved this story!!!
Jody said…
The blurb is compelling. Must. Read. God Bless you and Merry Christmas, Davalyn and Tanya:)
Marianne Evans said…
Two of my favorite people - Clare & Tanya - at one of my favorite blogs! Yay! This book is SO good! Thoroughly enjoyed it, T - you're an amazing author! God bless, and keep shining!! Merry Christmas!
Anonymous said…
This one sounds so good! Got it...now to find a moment or two to read it...
Mary Manners said…
I loved White Christmas, Tanya. It's really a holiday treat. Congratulations!

Clare, thanks for hosting. I just finished your Saving Christmas and loved it, as well!
Tanya Stowe said…
Thanks all for visiting! I loved writing this book. It was such fun!

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