This was a cute book. A very lighthearted read. This my first book that I have read by author Nancy Niagle and I wasn't disappointed. It was such a wonderful love story at my favorite time of the year. Angela and Geoff have something wonderful, and this book made me cry from happiness at the end.

I am a fan of Nancy Naigle books and was initially disappointed with this one as it seemed to take a while to get going. I persevered and it blossomed into a delightful romantic story based around the Christmas season. I definitely give it the thumbs up.

Well that's a nice thing for her sister to do.

Barefoot and in flip-flops anywhere but at the beach is gross.

Chrissy's dad sounds like a twat.

To me dressing is what you put on a salad.

I would run to her store.

People don't usually go shopping on Thanksgiving Day.

Er, third impression's a charm?

He's such a Scrooge.

Her grandma had the patience of a saint if she was giving a kid chocolate coffee and cookies.

I think his mom and Virgil are in love.

At least her pain is for a good cause.

See, her shop trumps your box store any day!

These Santa letters are fun. Bossy, Olivia. Nice try, Frank.

That was a sneaky move.

Good luck, Wally. I hope you get help one day.

I wish she had been able to keep her family's store open. But this job is a good fit for her.

It's August and we are in the "dog days" of summer and I'm reading a Christmas story. Not just any holidays story, but a retelling of "You've Got Mail" one of my all time favorite movies. Be that as it may, this is still a delightful read. When Angela inherited her grandmother's Christmas store, she was delighted. But now sales have been going in the wrong direction and The Heart of Christmas might possibly have to close. Her competition Christmas Galore is a chain store who is threatening her livelihood and her inheritance. Writing a note to Dear Santa at her niece's request, little does she know she is actually writing to the son of that store's owner. Worse, he doesn't realize that the note he's receiving is from Angela. I don't have to go into any more detail, for those of you who have seen the movie will relish the retelling of this charming story in book form.