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    Christmas Homecoming

    By Lenora Worth

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    The Gossip Guru
    hears wealthy newspaper tycoon Wallace Hamilton may finally be released from the hospital, after recurring visits following his bone-marrow transplant.

    But the juiciest Hamilton news is that Jeremy—who is not Wallace's son—has been in contact with his family again and he might rejoin Hamilton Media. A certain lovely single mom has been spotted doing holiday volunteer work with the former business tycoon. Perhaps the charms and strong spiritual life of Gabi Valencia helped create this Christmas homecoming for Jeremy.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateDec 27, 2010
    ISBN9781426885815
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    Lenora Worth

    Lenora Worth writes for Love Inspired and Love Inspired Suspense. She is a Carol Award finalist and a New York Times, USA Today, and PW bestselling author. She writes Southern stories set in places she loves such as Georgia, Texas,  Louisiana, and Florida. Lenora is married and has two grown children and now lives near the ocean in the Panhandle of Florida. She loves reading, shoe shopping, long walks on the beach, mojitoes and road trips.

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    • 4/5
      This is the final story in this series and it was a series I thoroughly enjoyed reading. Each author did a great job of staying true to the story before it, and making the Hamilton family seem very real. This last story was about the oldest Hamilton child, Jeremy. If you have read these books in the order written (and I highly recommend you do), then you are aware of the "scandal" surrounding Jeremy not being a real Hamilton. Jeremy is now back home and trying to find a place once again in the Hamilton family. He meets and connects with single mom, Gabi Valencia (who you also get to know through reading the other books in this series). Gabi will help Jeremy sort through his life and help him find direction. It was a lovely romantic story for Jeremy and Gabi, but the mystery of who has been trying to hurt the family also comes to an end. In all, this story and the whole series was well worth the time spent getting to know this family.