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November 2011
Dear Friends,
I wrote a story called When Christmas Comes back in 2004and laughed all the way through the manuscript. To my mind, it was the perfect Christmas movie. Lots of action, delightful characters (if I do say so myself!) and plenty of good-natured humor. Theres Santa, the dwarfs, a runaway lobster and
Well, guess what? Hallmark Channel agreed that this romantic comedy was a natural for a Christmas movie, so they approached me with the idea of turning it into one, to be broadcast in late November or early December of this year. They wanted a different title, though, and in the end decided to use the shout line from the original back cover copy. Trading Christmas. Its a perfect title.
Yes, Trading Christma s is really When Christmas Comes with one additional bonus. It will come to life via your television screen. (Theres actually a second bonus included in this volume; its another Christmas storyfirst published in 1991called The Forgetful Bride. )
Years ago I saw a cartoon that showed a goat chewing away on a movie reel. He looks up at the viewer and says he liked the book better. In this instance, youll have to be the judge. The book or the movie? Hopefully both will keep you richly entertained.
Happy holidays, everyone. I hope you laugh and sigh and think this was the best Christmas book and movie you ever enjoyed. P.S. You can reach me at P.O. Box 1458, Port Orchard, WA 98366, or through my website, www.DebbieMacomber.com.
P.S. You can reach me at P.O. Box 1458, Port Orchard, WA 98366, or through my website, www.DebbieMacomber.com.
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Susannahs Garden
Back on Blossom Street
Twenty Wishes
Summer on Blossom Street
Hannahs List
The Twenty-First Wish
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A Turn in the Road
Cedar Cove Books
16 Lighthouse Road
204 Rosewood Lane
311 Pelican Court
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6 Rainier Drive
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8 Sandpiper Way
92 Pacific Boulevard
1022 Evergreen Place
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(5-B Poppy Lane and A Cedar Cove Christmas)
1105 Yakima Street
1225 Christmas Tree Lane
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The Manning Sisters
The Manning Brides
The Manning Grooms
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Home for the Holidays
Glad Tidings
Christmas Wishes
Small Town Christmas
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Theres Something About Christmas
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Where Angels Go
The Perfect Christmas
Angels at Christmas
(Those Christmas Angels and Where Angels Go)
Call Me Mrs. Miracle
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Dakota Born
Dakota Home
Always Dakota
Heart of Texas Series
VOLUME 1 (Lonesome Cowboy and Texas Two-Step)
VOLUME 2 (Carolines Child and Dr. Texas)
VOLUME 3 (Nells Cowboy and Lone Star Baby)
Promise, Texas
Return to Promise
Midnight Sons
VOLUME 1 (Brides for Brothers and The Marriage Risk)
VOLUME 2 (Daddys Little Helper and Because of the Baby)
VOLUME 3 (Falling for Him, Ending in Marriage and Midnight Sons and Daughters)
This Matter of Marriage
Montana
Thursdays at Eight
Between Friends
Changing Habits
Married in Seattle
(First Comes Marriage and Wanted: Perfect Partner)
Right Next Door
(Fathers Day and The Courtship of Carol Sommars)
Wyoming Brides
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Fairy Tale Weddings
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The Man Youll Marry
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Orchard Valley Grooms
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Orchard Valley Brides
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Out of the Rain
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Debbie Macombers Christmas Cookbook
Macomber once again demonstrates her impressive skills with characterization and her flair for humor.
RT Book Reviews on When Christmas Comes
Dont wait until Christmas to read Debbie Macombers When Christmas Comes. This heartwarming little book will get even the Scrooge in you ready to welcome the holiday season! Its a delightful story, complete with lessons about love, friendship and the spirit of Christmas, but is never preachy. This is just the book to curl up with before the season spins out of control.
Bookreporter.com on When Christmas Comes
Once again author Debbie Macomber is back to offer readers a delightful seasonal story of friendship and love. Macomber is a master storyteller and this small volume is a testament to her lively skillsA warm and loving novel that is destined to quickly become a Christmas favorite.
Times Record News, Wichita Falls, Texas, on The Christmas Basket
Debbie Macombers familiar setting of Blossom Street in Seattle will make her many fans feel right at home, and the Christmassy atmosphere makes readers feel that they have just had a refreshing holiday vacation from real life.
Bookreporter.com on Christmas Letters
A fast, frothy fantasy for those looking to add some romance to their holidays.
Publishers Weekly on The Snow Bride
Where Angels Go should definitely get anyone in the mood for holiday cheer and warmth.
FreshFiction.com
What would Christmas be without our traditional Christmas story from our favorite author?
Writers Unlimited
For my cousin Paula Bearson, with gratitude.
And special thanks to writer and friend Ann DeFee.
W hat do you mean you wont be home for Christmas? Emily Springer was sure she couldnt have heard correctly. She pressed the telephone receiver harder against her ear, as though that would clarify her daughters words.
Mom, I know youre disappointed.
That didnt even begin to cover it. Emily had scraped and sacrificed in order to save airfare home for her only daughter, a student at Harvard. They always spent the holidays together, and now Heather was telling her she wouldnt be back for Christmas.
What could possibly be more important than Christmas with your family? Emily asked, struggling to hide her distress.
Her daughter hesitated. Its just that Ive got so much going on during those two weeks. Id love to be home with you, I really would, butI cant.
Emily swallowed past the lump in her throat. Heather was twenty-one; Emily realized her daughter was becoming an independent adult, but for the last eleven years it had been just the two of them. The thought of being separated from her only child over Christmas brought tears to her eyes.
Youve got all the neighbor kids to spoil, Heather continued.
Yes, the six Kennedy children would be more than happy to gobble up Emilys homemade cookies, candies and other traditional holiday treats. But it wouldnt be the same.
I was home a few months ago, Heather reminded her next.
Emily opened her mouth to argue. True, her daughter had spent the summer in Leavenworth, but shed been busy working and saving money for school. If she wasnt at her library job, she was with her friends. Emily knew that Heather had her own life now, her own friends, her own priorities and plans. That was to be expected and natural, and Emily told herself she should be proud. But spending Christmas on opposite sides of the country was simply too hardespecially for the two of them, whod once been so close.
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