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Bring Me Home For Christmas

Virgin River, Book 16

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Bring Me Home For Christmas

By: Robyn Carr
Narrated by: Therese Plummer
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RITA award winner Robyn Carr’s Virgin River novels are beloved by countless fans. This newest edition to Carr’s wholesome series will have listeners eagerly following each word as a new romance unfolds in the magical town of Virgin River - this time, during the holidays.

©2011 Robyn Carr (P)2011 Recorded Books, LLC Contemporary Contemporary Romance Fiction Romance Women's Fiction Christmas Winter

Critic reviews

“Carr has hit her stride with this captivating series.” ( Library Journal)
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I have enjoyed each and every book.
This story has made me laugh and cry

Virgin river series

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Great light story - more of reliable Robyn Carr - however there are surprisingly long waits between each chapter which are irritating.

Long gaps between chapters

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Wonderful, sort of like the fairy tale you wish to be in. loved to move Virgin River

when you get in, you dont want to get out

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I love the VRS but this story seemed to be more of the same in regards to showing the town's folk to be the all encompassing heroes in helping! However, whilst we all like the characters such as Jack, et al, this was a boring story with no substance other than an excuse to tick the box to fill the space required for a teacher! you can skip this book and not lose out as a result. The narrator is, as usual, very good.

Predictable, boring, and no substance

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