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The Humbug Man | Diana Palmer

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It's a Christmas miracle in Montana with New York Times bestselling author Diana Palmer's beloved story, THE HUMBUG MAN. Montana rancher Tate Hollister was the grouchiest man that widowed Maggie Jeffries had ever met. It's Christmastime, and Maggie was determined not to let her Scrooge-like neighbor ruin her young son's holiday. Nearly ten years old, Blake adored Tate for some reason Maggie couldn't fathom. But there's more to Tate than his brusque manner. As the holiday season progressed, Maggie discovered that Tate—with his smoldering black eyes and roguish good looks—wasn't completely immune to the Christmas spirit. In fact, his loving embrace might just be the gift of a lifetime…

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The Humbug Man | Diana Palmer

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How have I not read Diana Palmer before now?! I've actually collected quite a lot of her books and I'm so glad because I loved this sweet little story. Maggie is a bit naive for a single mother, but her backstory made that believable. And a gruff, grouchy, and inexperienced hero? As Maggie mused to herself, is it permissible for a modern woman to swoon?

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