DO NOT OPEN 'TIL CHRISTMAS
Evergreen Lane Book #3

What happens when a Scrooge-like boss and a determined young woman have to work together during the holidays? A Christmas of surprises . . .
 
Bret Radner once dreamed of being a hard-hitting journalist, exposing corruption and writing Pulitzer-winning pieces. But heart-tugging circumstances kept him at the Tall Pine Gazette, where small town life, new neighbors, and human interest stories are the news. In charge for the entire holiday season, Bret is determined to run the newsroom right. Yet with a too-pretty rookie reporter to train, he finds himself challenged on just about everything . . .
 
A waitress at the Pine ‘n’ Dine restaurant, freelance reporter Chloe Davenport finally gets her big chance to work full-time for the Gazette. But proving herself to her handsome boss won’t be easy. He turns down all her holiday-themed stories and, in fact, doesn’t seem to like Christmas at all. Yet the closer Chloe works with Bret, the more she realizes that his tough exterior conceals a hidden hurt . . . and a heart she wants to fill with glad tidings of great joy—for many seasons to come . . .

Donovan deftly channels some of the breezy charm and dry wit of His Girl Friday in her latest Evergreen Lane romance.” - Booklist

Will jingle all the bells for fans of sweet small-town Christmas romance…. A perfect holiday heartwarmer.” - RT Book Reviews
Praise for Sierra Donovan's novels:

"Sierra Donovan captures the magic of Christmas in this charming and romantic tale. I smiled the entire time I was reading it!"
- Shirlee McCoy, author of Sweet Surprises
, on We Need a Little Christmas

"
Donovan keeps the magic going. . . The Christmas cheer and sense of love will melt the heart of any reader."
- Publishers Weekly on We Need a Little Christmas

"Sweet, warm, and nostalgia-inducing."
- RT Book Reviews on Do You Believe in Santa?

"A lovely, feel-good story to be read in front of the Christmas tree with a cup of cocoa.”
- Donna Alward, New York Times bestselling author, on No Christmas Like the Present