Holiday themes are always popular novel subjects, especially around Christmas Time. It is the perfect time of year for stories of love and romance, hope and happiness.
In addition to the classic reads, such as A Christmas Carol and ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas, many authors publish Christmas novels for your holiday reading enjoyment and for gift-giving.
Debbie Macomber and Christmas
Perhaps the most well known author to bring out new Christmas novels is Debbie Macomber. She has earned the title of “the official storyteller of Christmas” by virtue of her annual Christmas books. Six of these stories have been made into original Hallmark Channel movies.
A Christmas Duet Synopsis
Debbie Macomber’s 2024 Christmas novel, A Christmas Duet, is her latest story for this holiday season.
Hailey Morgan is an assistant high school band teacher in Portland, Oregon. Hailey’s life has always revolved around music. She once hoped to make a living composing her own songs, but the reality of life changed that.
As holiday time draws near, Hailey dreads having to again spend Christmas with her meddling family. When her close friend offers a family cabin, empty this time of year, for a solo retreat, Hailey decides it is time to do something to make herself happy.
Hailey arrives at her friend's cabin in a small Washington town, expecting a peaceful getaway. However, her plans are initially disrupted when she discovers that the cabin is unexpectedly inhabited by several wild animals.
Lucky for Hailey, the local mayor’s son - Jay - is very willing to help make the cabin livable. Jay is charming and also happens to be a former musician.
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It doesn’t take long before Hailey and Jay are inseparable, enjoying holiday traditions together. They chop down a tree and decorate it while sipping hot cocoa in front of a cozy fire. They also spend time playing music together and, with Jay’s encouragement, Hailey begins to believe she might yet succeed as a songwriter.
Hailey is truly enjoying her snow-dusted oasis at the cabin, but her family’s holiday drama interrupts her newfound peace. Also, Jay reveals some things that present complications of their own.
With challenges and complications interrupting her Christmas paradise, Hailey has to learn to stand up for herself and find a way to embrace the holiday spirit.
Summary
Debbie Macomber’s Christmas novel “A Christmas Duet” puts us in the festive spirit. The magic of Christmas becomes a part of the plot and captures the essence of the holiday season. A delightful holiday read.
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- For more information about Debbie Macomber’s Christmas novels, visit her website: www.DebbieMacomber.com.
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This book sounds delightful. I always enjoy Debbie Macomber books and movies. Ray and I watched one of her Mrs. Miracle movies the other night. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteDebbie Macomber is definately a popular author. I did not realize until I researched this article that she writes a holiday novel each Christmas. Glad to hear you enjoy her too, Mary Beth.
DeleteI do love a great Christmas novel to read in December and Debbie Macomber has always been an author we could trust for a sweet story. This sounds like another great book for Christmas, perhaps even a great Christmas gift for the readers on my list!
ReplyDeleteMacomber's books would definitely make great Christmas gifts for readers. Thanks for your visit, Mouse.
DeleteDebbie Macomber is a favorite for romantic novels and this one sounds perfect for a cozy holiday read with a cup of cocoa. Thanks for your review and recommendation, Elf!
ReplyDeleteOh this sounds like just a little bit of Christmas joy that I know I would enjoy thoroughly. A good book and some hot chocolate, a nice comforter and I'm off to my special place! Thanks for this recommendation!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a fun read. I like the idea of the wild animals as the inhabitants of the cabin. Thanks for the recommendation.
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