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Christmas Miracles

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  • 1996 first published
  • 280 pages
  • ★ 3.6 (7 ratings)
  • 4 editions
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Christmas Miracles is a 1996 novel by Betty Neels, Carole Mortimer and Rebecca Winters. It features Jill Barton, Zane Doyle and Kip Doyle; Bertha. It deals with Anthology.

Open Library readers give it an average of 3.6 out of 5 from 7 ratings, and 47 more have it on their want-to-read list. It has been published in 4 editions.

It runs to roughly 280 pages — 5–6 hours of reading at an average pace.

About Christmas Miracles

When Dr. Oliver Hay-Smythe sees how kind-hearted Bertha has been put upon by her family, he decides to sweep her off her feet with A CHRISTMAS PROPOSAL. Carole Mortimer - Bethany seems to be the perfect mother for Nick Rafferty's three children - and the perfect wife for Nick. So perfect, in fact, that Nick suspects he's being watched over by HEAVENLY ANGELS. Rebecca Winters - Jill Barton loves her role as a stand-in-mom for five-year-old Kip. And, as soon as Jill meets Kip's father, the gorgeous Zane Doyle, she realizes why all Kip wants is A DADDY FOR CHRISTMAS.- Betty Neels
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Themes, setting & tropes

Tropes

Characters

  • Jill Barton
  • Zane Doyle
  • Kip Doyle; Bertha
  • Dr. Oliver Hay-Smythe; Bethany
  • Nick Rafferty

Subjects

  • Contemporary Romance
  • American Christmas stories
  • American Love stories
  • English Christmas stories
  • English Love stories
  • Anthology

Publisher

Quick answers

Who wrote Christmas Miracles?

Christmas Miracles was written by Betty Neels, Carole Mortimer and Rebecca Winters and first published in 1996.

How long is Christmas Miracles?

The median edition has 280 pages, about 5–6 hours of reading at 250 words per minute.

What books are similar to Christmas Miracles?

Readers who like it often enjoy A Regency Christmas Feast, A Regency Christmas Eve and A Regency Christmas Carol.

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