The Christmas Scrapbook: A Harmony Story

A heartwarming Harmony tale for the holiday season from a master storyteller

For once Sam Gardner will not be unprepared. Determined to redeem a dreadful history of gift-giving, Sam decides to go all out this year. He enrolls in a scrap-booking class, convinced that this will be a Christmas Barbara will never forget. However, Sam’s absence from their home every Wednesday night, coupled with his fishy alibi of a men’s group he’s now attending, raises Barbara’s suspicions. She knows Sam is hiding something from her, but she’s not sure what. Meanwhile, Sam flunks his class and has to attempt to complete his project aided only by his faithful secretary, Frank. With Christmas fast approaching, and rumors swirling along with the snow, a series of accidents and mishaps lead up to a Christmas that no one will forget—and the realization of what gifts truly matter.

• A touching holiday read
• Perfect for fans of uplifting winter romances
• A delightful Christmas gift

It's autumn in Harmony, and Pastor Sam Gardner has vowed to be ready for Christmas. Determined to redeem a dreadful history of gift giving, Sam enrolls in a scrapbooking class to make a Christmas gift his wife will never forget. However, Sam's absence from their home every Wednesday night, coupled with his fishy alibi of attending a men's group, raises her suspicions.

Meanwhile, Sam struggles in the class and must attempt to complete his project with only the help of his faithful secretary, Frank. As Christmas fast approaches and rumors of Sam's Wednesday night absences swirl along with the snow, a series of mishaps leads to a Christmas no one will soon forget.

“Even those unfamiliar with this delightful series will find this novella delightful. Think Seventh Heaven meets I Love Lucy.” - Library Journal

“[T]his Mitford-esque series…never disappoints with its superb humor and uplifting sense of community.” - Publishers Weekly

“Perfect for a chilly afternoon in front of the fire. Won’t take long to read, but the smile will linger.” - Arkansas Democrat-Gazette