Today, we welcome Christina Sinisi, who is giving away a paperback copy of her book and a Charleston towel. Another Outer Banks Christmas is an opposites attract, forced engagement story.
The giveaway is open until February 21, so you have plenty of time to gain a few more points by sharing about the giveaway on your socials, leaving comments, and checking out the other ways to earn more entries here.
Keep reading to find out more about this book.
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About the Book
As the daughter of missionaries, Kerrie Alexander has lived on Hatteras—an island in the Outer Banks—longer than any other place she’s been. When her parents inform her the family is slotted to go overseas again, she balks. Her life on the island—her job, her friends, even the handsome hero in her Sunday School class—makes her want to put down roots. But to do so, she’ll need to find a place to live, face being on her own separated from any close family—something she’s never done before.
Firefighter and EMT Wade Hampton can face pretty much any emergency, except his matchmaking grandpa threatening him with disinheritance if Wade doesn’t get married in just three months. Not that Wade objects to the idea of marriage, but how does a guy who has no problem running into burning buildings find the courage to ask a girl like Kerrie out for a date? She’s a role model for everything good, and he comes from a rough and broken home. Not to mention, Christmas is right around the corner!
Bonus Question
Do you read Christmas books all year round or do you save them for the holidays?
Faith and Love Countdown to Valentine’s Day
Faith and Love Countdown to Valentines Day is a Christian Fiction giveaway with 14 days, 14 books, and 14 winners. There are a variety of Christian fiction available for the win, from historical romance, to contemporary, to suspense, to women’s fiction, and more.
The Schedule
Links will go live on the corresponding days.
February 1: His Most Tender Touch by Tanya Stowe
Feb 2: Every Day Filled with Hope by Shelia Stovall
Feb 3: Carol of the Rooms by Diana Leagh Matthews
Feb 4: Another Outer Banks Christmas by Christina Sinisi
Feb 5: Dreams of the Heart by Penny Zeller
Feb 6: Love’s True Calling by Lori Dejong
Feb 7: A Plan for Everything by Beverly Varnado
Feb 8: A Thousand Stolen Moments by Connie Ann Michael
Feb 9: Midnight Blue by Suzie Waltner
Feb 10: Tropical Target by Jennifer Pierce
Feb 11: The Glass Bottom Boat by Laura Thomas
Feb 12: Wild Heart by Colleen Hall
Roxanne C. says
I will read a Christmas story any time of the year, especially if I do not want to wait months to read it.
Natalya Lakhno says
All year round 😊
Jane Squires says
I got book Red Velvet from Library thing I won. So will be reading and reviewing it
Suzie Waltner says
Congratulations!! Sorry it took me so long to get those mailed. Between wrapping up my work and the week of cold weather that kept our roads snowy and icy, I didn’t get to the post office as quickly as I’d hoped to!
Becky Nelson says
I like to read Christmas books all year round.
Suzie Waltner says
Me too! Doesn’t matter the season, I’m up for some holiday cheer. 🙂
Debra Pruss says
Yes, I read Christmas books all year around. Thank you for the opportunity. God bless you.
Diana Hardt says
I like reading Christmas books all year round.
Joannie Sico says
All year round!
Linda F Herold says
I read them all year round.
Sam says
Mostly I try to save them for the holidays, but sometimes I read them when I get them
Alicia Haney says
I love Christmas, so I will read a Christmas book any time of the year.
Michelle says
I usually save them for the holidays
Amelia says
All year round.
Elizabeth Litton says
I enjoy reading Christmas stories all year round. 😀
Heidi Robbins says
I read them year round, but mostly at the holidays since that’s when many new ones are released.
bn100 says
year round
MICHAEL A LAW says
I only read Christmas stories only on holiday season.
Judith Martinez says
I read Christmas stories all year round.
Dreaa Drake says
I mostly save them for the holidays. I like to read Christmas books at Christmas time, Valentines books at Valentines, ect.
Alison Boss says
I usually save Christmas books for the holidays and through the winter season.