Naomi was lost. She was practically alone. She'd suffered for months since the fire took her family from her on Christmas Eve. Guilt and remorse were terrible companions. Then came the day when she knew she had to move forward. God had spared her for a reason. It was up to her to find her purpose and live God's plan for her life. She took a drastic step and went west to Wyoming to marry a rancher who was looking for a wife. When she arrives in Cheyenne just a few days before Christmas, she finds a man who was polite, but remote. She understood him perfectly when he told her was looking for a wife as basically a business partner. He didn't want love or romance. Nor did he want the muss and fuss of holiday celebrations. She realized that she wasn't willing to settle for a loveless marriage or a Christmas season with no celebration. She was afraid she'd decided these things too late. She was already in Cheyenne. What can she do now? Accept her fate? Take what she can get? Naomi decides she won't be just as alone in a marriage in Cheyenne as she was in Boston with no friends and a few family members. Find out how the Christmas gift she gives to Jackson softens him and changes him. God works in mysterious ways - especially at Christmas! Annie Boone writes clean, Christian romance. This Christmas story, The Christmas Gift is a sweet love story to celebrate the most magical of the seasons.

Lillian was so excited to be going to Wyoming to meet her husband to be face to face. She had waited for too long to search for a husband and found that becoming a mail order bride was her best option. She had to leave Chattanooga to become a bride, but it was a trade off she was willing to make. Andrew Booker, her intended, had told her so much about Cheyenne and she was certain she would love her new home. Becoming a rancher's wife would be the perfect life for her. Lillian must think on her feet when she arrives in Cheyenne. She gets news that broke her heart and made her mad all at the same time. She knows that God works in mysterious ways, but she struggles to find his purpose in this situation. The crafty Lillian finds a solution to her money woes and a suitor at right about the same time. True love blooms but Dean's family turns out to not be her kind of people. Will she find a way to handle her soon to be in-laws or will she choose a less stressful family to marry into?