Judith Leigh

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                                                                     ISBN:978-0-9818550-4-2

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     The last two weeks had been difficult, but Jillian was getting stronger and all her tests had come back clear. Life was looking up. Morgan smiled, sauntering toward the nurse’s station. When he didn’t see anyone there, he went in the direction of the nurse’s lounge. He started to stick his head in the doorway when he heard the nurses talking.
      “It’s so hard to keep a smile on my face as if nothing were wrong. She’s so beautiful.”
      “Yes, and to think how I envied her fine blonde hair and fair skin,” a second voice added.
      “But I sure don’t envy her now.” Another voice offered.
      The first woman spoke again. ” It’s so unfair. If only the outcome could be different.” She let out a loud sigh.
      “Yes, she’s going to die and there’s nothing, anyone can do to save her.” He recognized Nurse Thompson’s voice. “So sad.”
      Morgan grabbed his chest as he backed away from the room. His heart raced. Sweat beaded his forehead and his collar tightened against his throat. No, it couldn’t be. His beautiful Jilly wasn’t going to die.     Hearing the words he’d been dreading spoken out loud, tore at his heart. He couldn’t breathe. He had to get away. God help him. He couldn’t stay and watch her die.

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                    It Must Have Been The Mistletoe

                                            by

                                  Judith Leigh

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     Kacey Michaels has never taken a risk in her whole life. Now she is not only leaving her home, but also moving to an entirely different state. With the help of a local woman, she is able to find a job. Yet, something is still missing in her life. Is her boss in Mistletoe, Nick Klaus the answer?

                           ISBN:978-0-9818550-5-9  

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     Chance for a Merry Christmas by Judith Leigh is a story about loss and love that hits close to home. I think Ms. Leigh has done an impeccable job with this story because with love sometimes comes the fear of the unknown. Sue had just lost her mother, and was not ready to lose someone else she loved so soon.   Chance said that being out of the Air Force was not an option so now what could these two do to be together? Let me tell you, distance can make the heart grow fonder, and would it really be so bad to be a military wife? Sue has to make that jump, is her love for the man she has only known a short time, enough to make her throw caution to the wind? Ms. Leigh is just begging you gals to find a military man that is sensitive and caring with this one!

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Stormy weather delayed  baggage claims on Elizabeth Rawlings' return flight to Tallahassee. A double latte sounds like the perfect time killer. The crowded coffee shop necessitates sharing a table where she receives a jolt stronger than the lightning outside.

Aaron Blake noticed Beth in the luggage return area. Now here she was, asking to share his table. The high school sweetheart he'd never forgotten, or stopped loving.

Can a chance meeting turn out to be a lifetime connection?