The holiday season is a special time of the year. Homes are illuminated with lovely lights.
Baking and the wonderful fragrances are more prevalent.
People share an appreciation for the carols I like to listen to all year round.
Events that foster a sense of togetherness compensate for the days that darken sooner.
These moments wrap around us like a warm blanket, building an atmosphere ripe with possibility.
It’s a time when hearts soften, old wounds begin to heal, and the idea of a fresh start feels not just appealing but almost within reach.
My favorite thing about this season is the magic. This magic extends to love, too. The holidays have a way of reminding us what truly matters: connection, shared moments, and the warmth of human companionship.
It’s a time when forgiveness shines a little brighter, softening the sharp edges of past hurts. This season whispers promises of second chances, of rekindled flames, and of new beginnings born from understanding and grace.
I love writing about the theme of second chances, especially during the holiday season. It’s a comfortable, forced proximity, and the lights and togetherness guide characters to find love during this time of year.
Christmas Wishes tells the story of Hunter and Susan, college friends who reconnect and find love after a past misunderstanding is cleared up.
And in Frosted Mistletoe Kisses, Lucas and Amelia discover that the spark of friendship can ignite into something more when they reconnect.
Perhaps it’s the spirit of giving, or the nostalgia that fills the air, but the holidays offer a unique opportunity for love to blossom anew.
So, this season, embrace the second chances. It could be a hug, a phone call, inviting a friend or family member for a cup of cocoa so you have a chance to reconnect....or enjoying a story.
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