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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - She empties the houses of the dead. This one had something in it that was not hers to know.Ruthann Bisson is the third generation of her family to clear and sell the contents of houses in Hazen Mills, Vermont - four hundred and six of them, in a village of nine hundred people who need her twice in a lifetime and cross the road in between.On the first of December she lets herself into a cold house on Quarry Road and finds a cat asleep on the good tablecloth. A cat that the man across the field has been feeding for six years under a different name, in a house he has no reason to have a key to.The crèche on the village green was carved by one man in the winter of 1938 and has been kept in nine private kitchens ever since. Nothing about Christmas in Hazen Mills belongs to Hazen Mills. And this year the crèche is short a shepherd.Four days before the auction, on a shelf in a closet, Ruthann finds a hat box - and everything in it belongs to somebody else, and every choice she has left is a decision about a life that is not hers.A warm, snowbound novel about what belongs to whom, a village that says nothing, and a cat who belongs to two houses.Small-town Christmas fiction - a heroine in her forties - later-in-life romance - closed-door - family secrets - a complete standalone - a happy endingFrom the author of The Christmas Cat on Maple Street and The Christmas Cat on Ridge Road.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A standalone novel in The Christmas Cat Novels. She carried the mail on that ridge for twenty-two years. She carried one thing too far. Ninety-four miles. Three hundred and forty boxes. Six mornings a week, in the dark, before anybody on Ridge Road is awake. On the first of December, Birdie Ott finds the flag up on a dead woman's mailbox - and a white cat sitting in the middle of the road who does not move for the headlights. For nineteen years Alma Pelkey handed Birdie a letter for her son on the first of every month, and every month Birdie said she would see it went out. Alma's son has driven a truck since 2007 and has never had an address. And there are two hundred and fourteen of those letters in a footlocker at the foot of Birdie's mother's bed, tied in bundles by year, not one of them opened. Now he has come home to settle the farm, and the whole ridge is getting ready to put a lamp in every north window - the way it has since 1914, so that anybody out driving in the dark can be found. A warm, snowbound novel about a kindness that curdled, a town that says nothing, and a cat who cannot be called. Small-town Christmas fiction - a heroine in her forties - later-in-life romance - closed-door - family secrets - a complete standalone - a happy ending From the author of The Christmas Cat on Maple Street and The Christmas Cat on Quarry Road.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - She came home to sell a house. She stayed because a cat kept bringing her the truth.Delia Sawicki puts a number on other people's worst days for a living. Nineteen years of fires, floods and hurricanes, and she has never once stayed for the rebuild.She comes back to Bright's Landing three weeks before Christmas with a plan that takes nine days: sell her father's house, settle him somewhere safe, and get out before anyone brings up the fire that took the town's opera house the winter she left.Then a stray cat with one folded ear takes up residence on her doormat.He will not come inside. He will not answer to any of the three names this town has given him. And he keeps bringing her things - a spool of old wire, a scorched fuse, a door nobody has opened in twenty-two years.The county will level the Ryba Opera House on the fifth of January. The man rebuilding it by hand is the man Delia left behind. And she is the only person in four counties who knows how to save it - if she is willing to say out loud what really happened that December, and to let the truth cost her the one thing she has finally started to want.A warm, snowbound novel about coming home, telling the truth late, and a cat who will not be moved.Small-town Christmas romance - second chances - found family - closed door - a heroine in her forties - a happy ending - a complete standalone.…