Return to Christmas beautifully blends the two struggling worlds of a former marine and a little boy with attachment disorder. Former Marine Chet is having a hard time adjusting to civilian life. He doesn't need help. He needs employment. He doesn't have issues. The little boy his friends adopted has issues. But there is something about that little boy that draws him. Will the events leading up to this Christmas be able to melt his soldier heart or will he spiral into a dark depression?
Multiple award-winning author Kathi Macias’s more than 40 books include the “Quilt” series, the award-winning “Freedom” series, and the “Extreme Devotion” novels for New Hope Publishers. Her devotionals reach hundreds of thousands—through the Christian Civic League, Black Christian News, Latino Christian News, Christians in Recovery, and crosswalk.com. The Excellence in Media Angel Award, San Diego Christian Writers Guild fiction awards, Golden Scroll Novel of the Year (Red Ink), Carol Award finalist (Red Ink), 2011 Author of the Year for BooksandAuthors.net, and an international writing contest grand prize are some of her credits. A popular speaker for women’s retreats, conferences, churches, and TV and radio programs, Kathi also loves outreach to prison and homeless ministries, and praying for and aiding the persecuted church globally. A mother and grandmother, Kathi lives with husband, Al, in California.
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My Review
Return to Christmas
By: Kathi Macias
Another wonderful story by Kathi Macias. I love her books
and this one was wonderful. Very strong characters. Her books are well thought
out. Return to Christmas is about a Marine who comes home after being in
Afghanistan. Trying to make his place back in his wife and sons life. Things
are just not happening as he would like and falls in to depression.
The other part of the story is about a little boy who has
lost his parents and was adopted out to a family but has attachment disorder.
Some what close to what the soldier is feeling with PSTD. Can somehow they help
each other find their way back?
This was a book you won't put down once you start reading
it. It is wonderful and a great Christmas story!
Thank you so much, Diana. I will share this link on Facebook, etc. Blessings!
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