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Praise for New York Times and USA TODAY
bestselling author
ROBYN CARR

This book is an utter delight.

RT Book Reviews on Moonlight Road

Strong conflict, humor and well-written characters
are Carrs calling cards, and theyre all present here
You wont want to put this one down.

RT Book Reviews on Angels Peak

This story has everything: a courageous,
outspoken heroine; a to-die-for hero;
and a plot that will touch readers hearts
on several different levels. Truly excellent.

RT Book Reviews on Forbidden Falls

An intensely satisfying read.
By turns humorous and gut-wrenchingly emotional,
it wont soon be forgotten.

RT Book Reviews on Paradise Valley

Carr has hit her stride with this captivating series.

Library Journal on the Virgin River series

The Virgin River books are so compelling
I connected instantly with the characters
and just wanted more and more and more.

#1 New York Times bestselling author
Debbie Macomber

Also available from
ROBYN CARR and MIRA Books:

The Virgin River Series

HARVEST MOON

WILD MAN CREEK

PROMISE CANYON

MOONLIGHT ROAD

ANGELS PEAK

FORBIDDEN FALLS

PARADISE VALLEY

TEMPTATION RIDGE

SECOND CHANCE PASS

A VIRGIN RIVER CHRISTMAS

WHISPERING ROCK

SHELTER MOUNTAIN

VIRGIN RIVER

The Grace Valley Series

DEEP IN THE VALLEY

JUST OVER THE MOUNTAIN

DOWN BY THE RIVER

Novels

A SUMMER IN SONOMA

NEVER TOO LATE

RUNAWAY MISTRESS

BLUE SKIES

THE WEDDING PARTY

THE HOUSE ON OLIVE STREET

Dont miss Robyns next book,

HIDDEN SUMMIT

Available January 2012.

ROBYN CARR
BRING ME HOME FOR CHRISTMAS

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For Colleen Gleason, whose friendship
and encouragement mean the world to me.

Happy Holidays, Dear Friends,

The good folks of Virgin River like to celebrate Christmas in style. They have a tradition where they head into the surrounding woods and select the tallest fir tree they can find, towing it, into the center of town to erect in front of Jacks Bar. They decorate the tree in red, white and blue, and in lieu of the usual ornaments, Jack, Mel, Preacher, Paige and all of their friends fill the branches with patches from the units in which they and their loved ones have served over the years. These patches pay tribute to the military men and women, along with their friends and families, for their dedication to the pursuit of freedom around the world. We honor them for the incredible sacrifices they have made. Its an awe-inspiring traditionand one that some of my readers have replicated both in their own communities and at the Jacks Bar chat site (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RobynCarr_Chatgroup/).

This season, its our hope that you will follow the Virgin River tradition by decorating trees in your communityand onlineto honor your local servicemen and -women and their families.

For information on how you can bring this meaningful tradition to your community, please visit www.RobynCarr.com.

Have a happy and healthy holiday season,

Robyn Carr

Contents
One

R ich Timm drove into Virgin River a mere ten hours after leaving San Diego. Hed made excellent time because he tended to ignore little things like speed limits. Andhe had been trapped in the Ford truck with his twin sister, Becca, all day and had had about enough.

As Becca gazed out the window at the town, she muttered, Seriously?

What? Rich said.

This is the place Denny never wants to leave? It isnt exactlyyou know quaint.

Rich pulled up to the only bar in town, right next to a truck he knew belonged to one of two other buddies from the Marines who were meeting him here. Maybe thats not what he was looking for. Rich put the truck in Park. Before he turned off the ignition, he turned in his seat and said to his sister, Since you wouldnt let me warn Denny you were coming along, promise me you wont make trouble.

Rich, she said with a laugh. Why would I make trouble?

Oh, I dont know, he said, rolling his eyes. Because youre his ex-girlfriend? Because this is a guys hunting trip and youre not a guy and everyone will have to take care of you?

No one has to take care of me, she said indignantly. Then she smiled very sweetly. Im anxious to meet your other friends. And to huntIm anxious to hunt.

He scowled. Right, he said. You expect me to believe youre going to shoot a duck and pluck it?

If I have to pluck it with my teeth to be convincing, she thought. Of course! Im a little more excited about fly-fishing, though. I cant wait to try that. She opened her door. You about ready?

He grunted. Do not be a problem. Do not be a pain in my ass for a week!

Do not be a jerk, she countered.

Becca had arrived at Richs town house at three in the morning, big suitcase and shotgun in hand. When he opened the door, wearing nothing but boxers, she said, Guess what? I dont have anything to do this week, so Im coming with you. Ive never been duck hunting or fly-fishing.

Youre out of your mind, right? he said, scratching his hair, which was crazy from bed. Didnt you tell Mom and Dad you were going home with Doug for Thanksgiving?

She shook her head. That isnt going to work out and I dont want Mom and Dad to cancel their trip plans just so Im not alone on Thanksgiving.

Why isnt it going to work out?

Dougs way too busyhes going all the way to the East Coast for two days. Come on, this is a great idea. A little last minute, but itll be fun. Be a sport.

And what about Denny? he asked. Your ex?

She put a hand on her hip. Its time we all moved on from that, dont you think? I have no hard feelings and Im sure he doesnt. He probably has a girlfriend. This is a perfect opportunity to make sure its all cool between us. I mean, reallysince you guys are good friends and all And it was a long time ago.

Yeah, but it was brutal, Rich said, looking down at her suspiciously.

We were young, she said with a shrug.

And what does Doug think about this? Rich asked.

Doug isnt the jealous type. He told me to have a good time. Anyway, Doug is not your problem.

I know, Rich said. Apparently, youre my problem. He let her come into his town house. You better know what youre doing, he said. If you screw up my hunting trip, youre going to pay.

Beccas decision really hadnt been as spur of the moment as she had pretended. A lot of planets had converged and she found herself planning, quickly. Rich had been talking about this hunting trip for weeks, with good old Dennythe guy she once thought she was going to marry. The guy who broke up with her three years ago. The guy she still thought about way too much. Then the elementary school where she taught shut down, due to financial issues they just couldnt resolve, and she found herself suddenly unemployed. And Doug, the law student shed been seeing for the past year, asked her to look at engagement rings.

She would have had nothing to do besides look for work during the Thanksgiving holidaysa dismal prospectand worry about the fact that Doug was probably leading up to a marriage proposal while the last guy was still on her mind. All the time.

She didnt get it. Why did she still think about Denny, dream about him? Was it just wanting what was out of reach, rather than appreciating what was right in front of her? When Denny broke up with her before going to Afghanistan, she had been devastated. By the time he looked her up two years later and suggested they give it another try, she had been furious and told him he was too late, she wasnt interested. Then she met Doug Carey a year ago, a good-looking, second-year law student, and her mother had been so relieved! Beverly Timm found Doug so much more appropriate for her daughter. Doug had it all. He was a good guy. Becca enjoyed spending time with him. He had a bright future. He came from a successful, financially secure family. He loved her. His family had their own sailboat! It made absolutely no sense to continue to think about Denny.

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