The Perfect Christmas

Overview

Christmas perfect?

For Cassie Beaumont, it's meeting her perfect match. Cassie, at thirty-three, wants a husband and kids, and so far, nothing's worked. Not blind dates, not the Internet and certainly not leaving love to chance. What's left? A professional matchmaker. He's Simon Dodson, and he's very choosy about the clients he takes on. Cassie finds Simon a difficult, acerbic know-it-all, and she's astonished when he accepts her as a client.

Claiming he has her perfect mate in mind, Simon assigns her three tasks to complete before she meets him. Three tasks that are all about Christmas: being a charity bell ringer, dressing up as Santa's elf at a children's party and preparing a traditional turkey dinner for her neighbors (whom she happens to dislike). Despite a number of comical mishaps, Cassie does it all-and she's finally ready to meet her match. But just like the perfect Christmas gift, he turns out to be a wonderful surprise!

What would the holidays be without a Christmas story from Debbie Macomber?

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Author Information

Bio of Debbie Macomber

Debbie Macomber is a #1 New York Times bestselling author with more than 100 million copies of her books in print. Known for her Cedar Cove, Blossom Street, Heart of Texas, Midnight Sons, and other popular series, Macomber's books have translated into twenty-three languages. An avid knitter, she is the coauthor of The Truly Terribly Horrible Sweater...That Grandma Knit, a picture book for children. Debbie and her husband, Wayne, have four children and eight grandchildren, and split their time between Washington State and Florida.

Customer Reviews

• A Must Read

  Posted October 14, 2009 by Ursula, NYC

  I work upstairs from a Borders Bookstore and when I saw this book and read some pages from it I was drawn in to it. It's simply funny and interesting to read.

Additional Info

Imprint

Mira Books

Filesize

778.46 KB

Number of Pages

288

eBook ISBN

9781426840562