Millie Corwin had snuck into Dry Creek's Cafe to leave gifts for the townspeople, not to rob them. But she'd been caught. And now that she was in the custody of one infuriatingly good-looking Good Samaritian, the entire town-including her handsome captor--had branded her a criminal.

Brad Parker was minding his own business when he noticed Millie sneaking into the cafe. Seh claimed she wasn't a robber, and he wasn't sure what to believe. Because how could a theif be so lovely to look at, and --Brad soon learned ---lovely on the inside, too?

One thing was certain robber or not, this stranger seemed to be stealing his love resistant heart.

Those who love a good christmas miracle romance story.

When Brad hunted her down and even agreed to be dishwasher at the diner she worked at, just so they could get to know each other better.

Is how Brad thought she was a bad person just because she was friends with a hit man.

All the christmas spirit that should happen around christmas time.

Janet Tronstad

It was such a special christmas romance story that touched my heart.

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