The
Far Side of Heaven
by
D.L. Gardner
Genre:
Contemporary Holiday Romance
Charlene
survived a deadly fire that swept through the hills of a quiet
mountain town. With her ranch home destroyed she lives above her gift
shop struggling to make ends meet and still recovering from a vile
divorce. Three days before Christmas, a blizzard pounds the
already despondent community, blowing in snow and with it a
stranger.
With
roads closed to the ski lodge, Dallas, a successful entrepreneur who
is on a mission to promote his ingenious line of ski jackets, is
stranded in the township of Meritville. Lured by the charm of the
community, he soon learns that all is not well. When he meets
the owner of a failing gift shop, he loses his heart and is thrust
into the turmoil.
With
all the forces against them, is it possible to spread the Light and
Love of Christmas?
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D.L.Gardner is an
award winning author and screenwriter, taking home the Book
Excellence Award for her Amazon's best selling Ian's Realm Saga as
well as various other prestigious awards for her audio books and
screenplays. Her young adult adventure fantasy and historical fantasy
novels are loved by youth and adults all over the world.
"Dianne's
wonderfully descriptive writing style will have you so involved in
the story that in a sense you will have forgotten that it was just a
story."
Dianne is a
columnist for Amazing Stories Magazine, one of the most popular
science fiction and fantasy magazines of all time. She's taught
workshops and participated on panels at conferences and film
festivals. Her concept film for Ian's Realm has won numerous fantasy
short awards in L.A., New York and New Zealand.
Dianne was born in
Ohio and raised in southern CA. She attended Northern AZ University
and later continued her education in the Pacific Northwest. She's an
oil painter, book illustrator, screenwriter and filmmaker.
$10
Amazon giftcard, and an audio book of The Far Side of
Heaven
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