Christmas wouldn\'t be Christmas without a Sheila Roberts story.
And she\'s determined to help him find that someone--whether he likes it or not..
Mitch needs someone.
He\'s easygoing, wise and kindhearted.
He\'s been divorced for years, and it\'s such a waste of man! Mitch is the fittest fifty-eight-year-old Jackie knows.
He got her through the nightmare when she lost her husband in a freak accident four years earlier, and he\'s her favorite shoulder to cry on.
They\'ve been friends ever since she opened her store, nine years earlier.
Then there\'s Mitch Howard, the owner of the local hardware store.
Frankie knows she could help all of them, if they\'d just let her--and if all of her help didn\'t end in utter disaster.
Her divorced younger sister, Stef, who is too young to give up on love; her shy employee, Elinor; and her daughter, Natalie, who works in Frankie\'s shop, Holiday Happiness, and really needs to start her own business selling the delectable chocolates she makes at home; even her best friend, Viola, who is trying to renovate her old Victorian.
Fifty-year-old widow Frankie Lane knows what\'s best for...just about everyone but herself. --Susan Wiggs on A Little Christmas Spirit Inspired by Jane Austen\'s Emma , this joyful Christmas romp tells the story of a meddling widow who can\'t stop trying to help everyone around her find their happily-ever-afters--even when all her help leads to disaster.
Christmas wouldn\'t be Christmas without a Sheila Roberts story
