Eli

by Liz Isaacson

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A man who's traded his power suits for cowboy boots has feelings for his nanny...can Eli and Meg find love this Christmas?

Since the death of his wife a few years ago, Eli Whittaker has been running from one job to another. He's decided to brave the snow in Coral Canyon, Wyoming. Now that his older brother is back in their hometown and running the energy company, Eli wants his son, Stockton, to have a closer connection to family.

Meg Palmer is Stockton's nanny, and she comes with her boss, Eli, to the lodge, her long-time crush on the man no different in Wyoming than it was on the beach. When she confesses her feelings for him and gets nothing in return, she's crushed, embarrassed, and unsure if she can stay in Coral Canyon for Christmas.

Then Eli starts to show some feelings for her too.

Meg's fantasies of making a family with Eli and Stockton grow and grow, especially when she sees how Eli is kind and patient with her difficult and demanding mother.

Can Eli move past his first wife and find the faith he needs to build a new family with Meg? Or will she finally admit it's time for her to take her heart and find someone else to give it to?

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Book Details

Genre

Inspirational / Faith-Based Romance

Subgenre

Inspirational, Small Town, Western / Cowboy (frontier-era or modern ranch settings), Faith Journey, Christian, Holiday (Christmas, Valentine’s, etc.), Billionaire

Series

Christmas in Coral Canyon • Book 2

Audience

Adult

Bell Peppers

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Profanity

1 None

Violence

1 None

Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco

1 None

Publication Date

September 6, 2018

Language Versions

English

Narration Type

Human

Fiction Form

Novel

Sensitive Themes

Grief or loss of a loved one

Representation

Explicitly faith-based content

About the Author

★USA Today Bestseller ★ Top 10 Kindle Unlimited All-Star ★

Liz Isaacson® writes inspirational cowboy romances. She has multiple #1 bestsellers in over a dozen categories, is a USA Today Bestseller, and a Top 10 Bestselling Author in Kindle Unlimited. She loves all things to do with contemporary cowboys, and will write romance in Texas or Wyoming, and anywhere else she can find horses and mountains. Find out more on her website, Feel-Good Fiction Books.

Warm and comforting story.

This was a good story. You felt for the characters and wanted to know more about the other members of the family. I would have liked to see more action in it, but I think that is just me.

Great reading

Simply love all of Liz Isaacsons books. They have been great lockdown reading. I can’t stop downloading and reading them.

Great twisting love dtory.......

Yet another agreeable love story in the Whittaker saga as expected from this loving Author.........This tale is not as free following as the 1st and 3rd books but having said that the Characters are as great ,strong , dependable,loving,kind and honest.......Yet again the editing is annoying,which named and grammar which can disrupt. But for having said that it's still a very entertainingly good read ......🤔😀🐘

Excellent series

Loved this series

What makes a family

Families come in all shapes and sizes its not a one size fits all. As each brother is introduced you become of aware of the dynamics in this ever changing family story. Meg loves little Stockton (great name) as if he was her own and she loves his Father Eli always has always will. The problem is that she's scared to admit it never mind say it because he's her boss and he can't let go the memory of his dead wife. Eli is struggling, he harbours guilt over his late wife's death, guilt he's kept to himself. They both have stuff to work out its just a case of getting the timing right. Eli's big brother gives the best of advice and Thankfully Eli listens and so does someone in higher office so hopefully the stars will align and his prayers will be answered. but not all hearts lie in Wyoming.Meg's mum is an odious character I felt she might come around but some things and some people will never change because they don't want to (sad but true)