A Holiday Wish

Noelle Silver has been a wedding planner for six years, and in all that time, the only bride she's failed to get down the aisle is herself. Abandoned by her fianc and altogether disillusioned with love, Noelle is ready to shut down her business - after all, what couple would trust an abandoned bride to plan their wedding? - and leave town. Enter Brooke St. John, the town's orphaned heiress, and her offer of a generous payment for Noelle to plan her Christmas Eve wedding to a much older man.

Noelle has little desire to plan one more wedding, but Brooke's offer will go a long way toward helping Noelle start a new life. It's also an opportunity for Noelle to prove to herself - and her former fianc - that despite her broken heart she still has what it takes to pull off a wedding worthy of an heiress in the mere two months Brooke has given her.

But the best man, Brooke's older brother Everett, is dead-set on stopping the nuptials. And if he succeeds, he just might drive the final nail into the coffin of Noelle's career - and completely shatter what remains of her expectations of love.

Author: Courtney J. Hall
Publisher: Five Directions Press
Published: 10/28/2016
Pages: 350
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.88lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.25w x 0.78d
ISBN: 9780692738528

About the Author
Born in Philadelphia, Courtney J. Hall's writing career began when she figured out how much fun it was to make words rhyme. She has since gone on to publish embarrassingly bad poetry, melodramatic short stories and has written beginnings to at least a half-dozen novels. Courtney lives with her husband and a stolen cat in suburban Philadelphia and is the author of two novels - Some Rise by Sin, an historical romance that takes place at the tumultuous end of Mary Tudor's reign, and A Holiday Wish, book 1 in the Silver Bells holiday romance series. Both books were published by Five Directions Press. When she's not busy writing, she's reading, baking, shopping, and buying anything with a Union Jack on it.

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