
His Assignment. . . When freelance journalist Connor Lawe returns to his hometown to convince his ailing father to sell the family newspaper, he’s tasked with finding a “warm and fuzzy” story for the upcoming Christmas issue. Youth leader Sarah Kendle and her ragtag group of “angels” definitely falls into that category. Her Responsibility. . . Sarah Kendle volunteers to chaperone a group of precocious seventh-grade girls as they deliver “Good-News Grams” to people in the community. She hopes the girls will discover that it really is better to give than to receive, but dodging cynical reporter Connor Lawe wasn’t part of the plan! Their Mission. . . Four mischievous matchmakers band together to spread peace and goodwill. . .and convince two lonely people that love is the best Christmas gift of all.
Author

Kathryn Springer grew up in a small town in Wisconsin, where her parents published a weekly newspaper. As a child, she spent many hours sitting at her mother’s typewriter, plunking out stories, and credits her parents for instilling in her a love of books – which eventually turned into a desire to tell stories of her own. After a number of busy years, when she married her college sweetheart and became a stay-at-home mom, Kathryn rediscovered her love for writing. An unexpected snow day from school became the inspiration for a short story, which she submitted to Brio magazine. She went on to publish over a dozen more short stories for Brio, but it wasn’t until her youngest child started school that she decided to pursue her dream to write a book. In August 2004, her Love Inspired® debut novel, Tested by Fire, was published. Fast forward to today and Kathryn has written over thirty novels. She lives on a lake in northern Wisconsin where she enjoys long walks in the woods and the change of seasons (although sometimes she wishes the "change" between winter and spring didn't last quite so long!) When she isn’t at the computer, you’ll find her spending time with family and friends, paging through cooking magazines or sitting in the sun. A really, really good day includes all three! If you want to know more, follow her blog Table Grace. . .thoughts and musings on living a life with nothing artificial added.