Spindlefern Press (4 results)

Paperback. Condition: Good. She came to hide. She stayed to be found. Three months ago, Madison Lark had a corner office and a successful event planning career. Then a celebrity wedding disaster and a viral video made her an unemployed internet punchline. Now she's in Colorado, managing operations at a small-town Christmas market and trying to outrun one question: What if it actually was my fault? Winterbloom should be simple. Show up, do the job, head home to Florida after the New Year. But nothing about this place is simple-least of all Ben Bennett, the owner's grandson. He's scattered. Unreliable. Far too charming for his own good. Absolutely not her type. So why can't she stop noticing him? When Maddie discovers the market's tradition of anonymous letters to Santa, she starts writing things she's never said out loud -about failure, fear, and the person she's afraid to become. Santa's response surprises her - no empty reassurances, just the questions she's been avoiding. As her walls begin to crack, Maddie faces a choice she never saw coming: return to the life she thought she wanted, or stay and find out who she could be . . . if she's brave enough to stop running.…

Condition: good. The item shows wear from consistent use, but it remains in good condition and works perfectly. All pages and cover are intact including the dust cover, if applicable . Spine may show signs of wear. Pages may include limited notes and highlighting. May NOT include discs, access code or other supplemental materials.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. She came to hide. She stayed to be found. Three months ago, Madison Lark had a corner office and a successful event planning career. Then a celebrity wedding disaster and a viral video made her an unemployed internet punchline. Now she's in Colorado, managing operations at a small-town Christmas market and trying to outrun one question: What if it actually was my fault? Winterbloom should be simple. Show up, do the job, head home to Florida after the New Year. But nothing about this place is simple-least of all Ben Bennett, the owner's grandson. He's scattered. Unreliable. Far too charming for his own good. Absolutely not her type. So why can't she stop noticing him? When Maddie discovers the market's tradition of anonymous letters to Santa, she starts writing things she's never said out loud -about failure, fear, and the person she's afraid to become. Santa's response surprises her - no empty reassurances, just the questions she's been avoiding. As her walls begin to crack, Maddie faces a choice she never saw coming: return to the life she thought she wanted, or stay and find out who she could be . . . if she's brave enough to stop running.…

Condition: new.