Oh My Stars

<div class=a-expander-content a-expander-partial-collapse-content a-expander-content-expanded style=padding-bottom: 20px;><strong><em>A heartwarming hilarious Christmas story with a Southern twist from the </em>USA Today<em> bestselling Sally Kilpatrick!</em></strong><br />  <br /> Like most things in Ellery Tennessee this year’s Drive Thru Nativity is a little unconventional. The Dollar General parking lot doubles as a Bethlehem stable and widowed writer Ivy Long who’s been roped into playing Mary sure as heck isn’t a virgin. But then comes an unexpected development: a genuine real-life baby left in the manger with only a brief note. And somehow in the kerfuffle that follows Ivy finds her life is about to change . . .<br />  <br /> The holidays are a bittersweet time for Ivy—filled with memories of her beloved late husband and reminders that life doesn’t always offer the happily-ever-afters her readers expect. So when Ivy ends up with custody of the baby she can only chalk it up to a Christmas miracle. She doesn’t know if it will be forever but with help from family she’ll make little Zuzu’s first Christmas a good one. The nativity’s Joseph aka Gabe Ledbetter has a pediatrics background that’s coming in mighty handy. In turn Ivy is helping Gabe find his place in the quirky community. If that place turns out to be somewhere near Ivy well maybe this particular Christmas story will turn out to be merry and bright after all . . .<br /> <strong><em> </em></strong><br /> <strong>Praise for Sally Kilpatrick’s Previous Novels </strong><br /> <strong> </strong><br /> <strong>“Do yourself a favor and grab this book and hide away with its laugh-out-loud and cry-out-loud moments all mixed up in one place.”</strong><br /><strong>—Patti Callahan Henry <em>New York Times</em> bestselling author</strong><br /> <strong> </strong><br /> <strong>“Don't miss this quirky fun love story. I couldn't put it down.”</strong><br /><strong>—Haywood Smith <em>New York Times</em> bestselling author on <em>Better Get to Livin’</em></strong><br /> <strong><em> </em></strong><br /> <strong>“A pleasantly engaging take on <em>Romeo and Juliet</em>.” </strong>—<strong><em>Library Journal</em> on <em>Bittersweet Creek</em></strong></div>