Sarah’s Christmas
Sarah’s Christmas by Elizabeth Graham is a First Edition published by Kensington Publishing Corporation in November 1999. This 352-page novel is presented in English and unfolds in the historical setting of 1890 in Little Bethlehem, Missouri. The story centers on school teacher Sara Calder, who is anticipating the town’s holiday celebrations when her ex-lover, now a widower, reenters her life, seeking her affection and assistance with his troubled young son.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of romance and personal growth against a backdrop of festive traditions. As Sara grapples with her initial distrust, the warmth of the holiday spirit gradually influences her feelings, leading to a complex emotional journey. This book offers a glimpse into the challenges of rekindling love and the impact of family dynamics during a significant time of year.
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In 1890, in Little Bethlehem, Missouri, school teacher Sara Calder is looking forward to the town’s holiday festivities when her ex-lover, now a widower, returns to town offering his love and trying to get her to care for his troubled young son. At first distrustful, Sara’s heart warms to him as the holiday spirit takes hold.
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