Soldier's Christmas Crush
He’s snowed in with his forbidden crush—his best friend’s little sister…
Single dad Jensen Webb is completely dedicated to his toddler, Henry, and the sweet, simple life they share in small town Trinity Falls. After losing Henry’s mom, the veteran knows how lucky they are to have a big, extended family all around.
But he has two regrets. And they’re both coming home to roost this Christmas season.
Jensen and his best buddy, Ransom Wright, joined the Army together after high school graduation. Both of them were eager to serve and to learn important skills.
So he shouldn’t have been surprised when Ransom’s baby sister, Willow, came to him a few years later with questions about joining up to become a nurse. After all, Willow always followed the two of them around with stars in her eyes. Naturally, Jensen encouraged her to follow her dreams.
And her big brother hasn’t spoken to him since.
Jensen has been home for a few years now, but his former best friend has finally wrapped up his own service and is coming home this holiday season.
And so is little Willow.
But Willow isn’t so little anymore. And from the moment Jensen lays eyes on her again, he’s afraid that if he’s not careful he’s going to make things much, much worse with her big brother.
When a massive storm leaves the two of them snowed in together, will Jensen be able to resist his feelings for Willow, and ignore the instant bond she forms with his son?
And if he can’t, will Ransom ever forgive them?
Trinity Falls Sweet Romance is all about finding family – one clean & wholesome romance at a time. The Trinity Falls Sweet Romance: Home for Christmas series celebrates a group of men coming home to a small Pennsylvania town at Christmastime, and finding love and meaning in the season.
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