It Could Have Been Great

An irrational caffeine addiction.
A stubborn uncaffeinated woman.

And a blizzard that forces Kate Everett to spend Christmas snowed in with a lumberjack of a man whose slow crawl smile is more energizing than coffee.
Even though Christmas works its magic, and Kate finds herself warming to the idea of more than just a moment with Boone Montgomery, she knows he will eventually discover that her shimmer dulls. It always does.
She’s always been too honest. Too stubborn. Too loud. Too much to handle.
She knows what’s going on between them could have been great, but she’s not willing to chance disappointing both herself and Boone. Once the snow melts, she knows she needs to get back to her scheduled life in New York City.
But the thing about the potential for love is it’s not just what Kate feels. It’s what Boone feels, too.
Kate might be honest with others, but can she be honest with herself this Christmas?
It Could Have Been Great is a no-spice, romcom, cozy Christmas novella with lots of feel-good warmth and light Christian themes.