I want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and the Happiest of New Years! I have a gift for you–my Christmas release (actually re-release) is free until December 16! If you follow the buy link you can add A Montana Christmas Homecoming to your holiday To Be Read pile. Happy Holidays!
A Montana Christmas Homecoming
This Christmas, home might be the best destination of all.
Jason Regan doesn’t do relationships or long-term commitments. His engineering firm keeps him constantly on the move, and that’s the way he likes it. But one quick trip to Holly, Montana, turns into an extended stay when a judge hands him community service at the town’s underfunded animal shelter.
Tess Evans traded courtroom battles for saving strays, pouring everything she has into the Forever Home Animal Shelter. With her make-or-break “Home for the Holidays” adoption event approaching, the last thing she needs is distraction… especially in the form of a broad-shouldered, maddeningly handsome volunteer who makes her pulse race.
Between fixing kennels, brushing shoulders in the supply closet, and chasing one mischievous terrier named Neville, their chemistry sparks hotter than a Christmas fire.
But Jason’s clock is ticking. Can a little holiday magic—and a lot of temptation—convince him that some things are worth staying for?
Previously published as A Home for the Holidays.
The Great Western Christmas Celebration
Next, let’s give our town a name.
Every town needs a name. So let’s hear your ideas, be they quirky, holiday-themed, heartwarming or something traditional – let your imagination run free.
Everyone who leaves a response by Saturday 12/13 will get their name entered in the random drawing for a $10 Amazon gift card.
Every entry will also be eligible for our oh-so-beautiful Grand Prize – a gorgeous quilt hand made by our very own Jo-Ann Roberts
NOTE: ALL winners will be announced on Sunday 12/14.
Jeannie Watt raises cattle in Montana and loves all things western. When she's not writing, Jeannie enjoys sewing, making mosaic mirrors, riding her horses and buying hay. Lots and lots of hay.
Mistletoe Falls
Totally cliche, but how about Ivy (to go along with Holly)?
Here in Indiana – we have Santa Claus, IN – many people mail their letters here just to have them be postmarked and mailed out!
How about Jingle Falls
Whispering Pines
Glitter Pine
Starlight Ridge
I am going with Sparrow Drive
Gingerbread Town
Evergreen
I couldn’t stop at just one. So, here are three I came up with for you.
1 – Attracted to Making Mischief
2 – Engineered love on a Leash
3 – New judgement to conquer
Cedar Ridge
The town should be called Love Came Down. Thank you for the opportunity. God bless you.
Readerville
Since I’d like the book set during the Vietnam Era, I’m going with MY favorite song from that time frame, Turn, Turn, Turn!!
Walnut Springs!
This is a fun project!
Evergreen Ridge
Maybe something like, “Golden Pines”.
Nutcracker Valley ?
Midnight Clearville
Snowy Ridge or Mistletoe Mountain
Twinkleberry Creek
Evergreen Valley
Snowflake Ridge
Tinsel Town
Reindeer Village
Silverbells
Snowy Falls
Pine Cone Valley
Holly Berry Springs.
Snowy Pines
Noelle Springs
Nativity Town or Birthday Christmas Town or Bear Town or Wreath Town or Rudolph Town
I suggest Candy Cane or maybe Tinsel.
Crystal Spring
Quiltsville
Cedar Ridge
Sparkling Springs
Grace Springs or Snowfall
Coyote Gulch
Holly berry Falls
Hollyberry Falls
Mistletoe Junction
Snow valley
Pine Ridge
High valley.
Sandy Draw
Sugar Plum Springs
Elf Town
Silver Bell Springs
There is a small community in the mountains near us called Forks Of Ivy. I have no idea why they chose the name but I like the sound of it and the image it gives me.
Snowbridge Center
Merry Christmas
Eagle Mountain
Firville
Mistletoe