Sick and alone with her three-year-old daughter at Christmastime, Belle Foster needs help. When her neighbor’s brother gets involved, she welcomes the soft-spoken good-looker into her world. Rescuing her kidnapped daughter isn’t part of the deal, but any man willing to babysit his sister’s menagerie of pets and cares that much about a stranger’s baby is a guy she wants to get to know much better.
Jesse has only loved one woman in his life. Years ago, she left him with a broken heart, a crippling dependency and too many poignant memories. No one can replace her. No other woman has ever come close. So why does this loving mom continually sneak into his head? And why can’t he shake her loose? One needy girl in his life, a sister who expects him to live on a pedestal, is enough for any man.
She's Not You is Christmastime magic!!!
A heart-warming Christmas tale told of two people who find each other at just the right time of the year.
Charming characters bring this story to life:
**Belle's an out-of-work young mother, desperately sick and running from a depressed brother-in-law who wants her for himself.
**Jesse's a soft-hearted man who lives in the past and won't let it go.
**Add in a three-year-old girl child who will win your heart and a small puppy as cute as can be and this story has it all!!
Praise for She's Not You
"A great story of hope and promise. As usual, Mimi delivers a great book." ~ Reviewed
by Shirleen Miller
"Mimi Barbour delivers a story of love, forgiveness and second chances in her trademark style leaving us with a lump in our throat.
Elvis lovers may want to listen to his music as they read. But with or without a soundtrack this is a Christmas story that will stand the test of time." ~ Reviewed by Pat Amsden
Praise for Mimi's Work:
"Barbour spins a difficult story with ease. Her prose is smooth. Her characters rich and her plot fast paced. She delivers the well-deserved happily ever after ending
perfectly." ~ Reviewed by Jo-Ann Carson
"With all of the terrible things that are happening in this world, sometimes you just need a shot of happiness. I'm glad that Mimi realizes that this need exists and is
able to create this happiness to share with us." ~ Reviewed by Leandra Hanes
