Happy Christmas Greetings!

This past weekend Scott and I spent a snowy afternoon and evening in Manhattan reliving some of the events featured of my Christmas novella, Moonlight Over Manhattan. We bundled up and took the train in to the City from our hometown, a journey that usually takes about two hours. . . but with all the snow that fell that morning there were a few delays. It’s a good thing we started out early!

After we arrived at Penn Station, we took the subway up to 50th street and walked down to see the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree. It was cold and crowded, but it’s a beautiful sight. We strolled through The Channel Gardens, walked up Fifth Avenue, and visited St. Peter’s. Then we had dinner at Le Rock with a lovely view of The Rockefeller Christmas Tree.

After a dinner, we walked back to Radio City Music Hall and met our daughter Melissa and our granddaughter Lenna to see the Christmas Spectacular. What a great show, and sharing the excitement with our seven-year-old granddaughter made it even more fun.

Would you like to experience Christmas in New York City? Even if you don’t live close enough to take the train in, you can get a taste of the sights and sounds by reading Moonlight Over Manhattan. This heartwarming holiday novella is on sale now through Christmas for only $1.99 at Amazon. Here’s a bit more about the story:

Moonlight Over Manhattan is a heartwarming Christmas romance set against the sparkling backdrop of New York City. When professional organizer Sarah Montgomery is hired to help her elderly neighbor, she finds herself working alongside the neighbor’s intriguing grandson, Justin Latimer—an unemployed poet, or so she assumes. As they join forces to care for his grandmother and take part in festive Manhattan traditions, unexpected friendship deepens into romance. But when Sarah uncovers the truth about Justin and is forced to confront her own guarded heart, she must choose between clinging to her carefully structured life or risking everything for love. Filled with holiday charm, opposites-attract tension, and the magic of Christmas in the city, this novella explores whether two very different people can move past assumptions and find common ground—and lasting love.

Moonlight Over Manhattan is available as in print, eBook, and audio. Visit this link to learn more and find a link to purchase a copy.

Until Next Time ~ Happy Reading,

Carrie