#Christmas catch series

Officially posted on my blog, Bibliophile Mystery This short and sweet read got me in the mood for Christmas! I've read it on a rainy evening and it brought me the wish for snow, decorated tree and cinnamon scented candles. Christmas Catch was a cutesy second chance romance read and perfect for those in the mood for something light.more Of course, you can guess what happens when Ivy and Sawyer run into one another, especially since they both have pent-up energy and unresolved feelings for one another. Fast forward a few years and neither has stepped back in town until now as Sawyer's dad has just died and so Sawyer is back helping his mum and trying to run and figure out his Dad's business and Ivy's mother wants a full-family Christmas and so Ivy is back for Christmas break. Ivy always wanted something bigger than small-town life like her family and the only thing she regretted was breaking up with her boyfriend Sawyer who was also onto big things like training to become a Doctor. In this smalltown, two teens couldn't wait to see it in their rearview mirror as they were escaping. In most small towns, if you stay you are going to be barefoot and pregnant and have a tribe of your own if you are a female and often the men are stuck in dead-end jobs.

#Christmas catch series

Christmas Catch was part of a NA series where authors had written a Christmas Novella. In this smalltown, two teens couldn't wait to s One of my reading goals for 2021 is to try and clear my ebooks and read the older titles instead of buying new ones and I have found a few gems that I have had sitting on the devices for a while. The total amount raised on the day was ВЈ135.50 which will go to Peel RNLI.Д¬ould I take this opportunity on behalf of the committee to thank all members for their contribution throughout the season, and to our sponsor Pronto Plumbing, and wish you a happy and healthy 2022.One of my reading goals for 2021 is to try and clear my ebooks and read the older titles instead of buying new ones and I have found a few gems that I have had sitting on the devices for a while. The first two ends saw Tricia and Andy in the lead 3-0, but James and Paul came fighting back and went on to score eight points in the final three ends meaning they became the outright winners with the final score of 8-3. The final were the winners of each group playing five ends. The yellow jacks group saw the victory going to Tricia Bull and Andy Kennish who scored 36 leaving second place on 31 to Alec Taylor and Sue Gawne. The black jacks group saw James Teare and Paul Callister take the win by four points, scoring 29 from Derek Allen and Jenny Moore who scored 25. All members were drawn into pairs and played a Round Robin format. The J&M Lee competition was held on Saturday, December 18 with a total of 22 members attending. Steve Parker and Gillian Jopson scored 33 points, leaving Paul Callister and Margie Tasker on 32. The winners of the yellow jacks did not have as big a point difference as they only won by one point, but it was a win all the same. The winners of the black jacks Philippa Taylor and Sid McKnight took victory by 13 points, scoring 44 in total, leaving Alan Phair and Alec Taylor in second place on 31 points. On Wednesday, December 15 again a Round Robin was held, and twenty members took to the green, each were drawn into doubles, playing in two groups, one with yellow jacks and the other with black jacks. Six members attended and played singles, Steve Parker took first place with 25, Andy Kennish second with 23 and Jo Smith third with 22 points. On Sunday, December 12 a Round Robin was held as the green had no scheduled league fixtures. I am playing catch up with the reports, and I apologise for any delay. Hello all, I hope you have had a great Christmas.