Love's in the Cards Penny Beedle’s outlook on Christmas, as her favorite holiday, was destroyed by a messy breakup years earlier and a botched wedding last year—both on Christmas Eve. But since she and her sister now own a greeting card store, and the holidays are their crazy selling season, she has to put on a happy face.  Del Madison has loved Penny since kindergarten. Commissioned by a big greeting card company for a line of Christmas and Valentine’s cards, he has to emerge from behind his alter ego and unveil himself to the public. He chooses Penny Beedle’s shop for the big reveal. If he plays his cards right, he just might gain Penny as part of his life. that he can't live without her? Read Reviews | Read Excerpt Order eBook: Kindle | B&N

Holiday romance lovers, come take looksie! Penny is a heart torn sap who needs a good old fashioned love story to cheer up her sour christmas spirit! Luckily for her, Del is just the cure she... hasn't really been looking for?? "Love's in the cards" is a cute holiday romance story. I'd for sure get this for a hopeless romantic around the holidays.-5 Stars, Reading Alley

This short-story packed quite a wallop! 5 Stars, Reading Alley

4 Stars, Reading Alley-The author used the fabulous theme of seasons' greeting cards and mixed it with romance to give the story that magical feel. Perfect read for this holiday season.

4 Stars, Reading Alley-Overall, this is a quick and good read just in time for the season. It will surely remind us to spend the holiday with our loved ones and be thankful for them and for their love.

From an Amazon Customer: "A fast, sweet read that will get you into the holiday spirit. Becky has a talent for painting wonderful scenes that charm and make you come back for more.”

She had been so tongue-tied around him she couldn’t find the right words to say. And now she had two devastating long-term relationships under her belt. Should she try for one more? Perhaps the third time would be the charm. Her sister’s voice pounded in her ear. Suck it up, Buttercup. She took a deep breath. “Just how do you intend to make Valentine’s Day fun again?”
He locked his gaze on hers. “By spending time with you. By righting old wrongs. By apologizing to your mother for making the soles of your shoes purple.”

Penny’s breath caught in her throat. Delbert, her childhood sweetheart, had come roaring back into her life. Whatever should she do? Their half-eaten lobster burgers and fries sat on the table, giving her something to play with while her mind buzzed She maneuvered a French fry into the lake of ketchup on her plate. Even though she’d lived in Lobster Cove most of her life, she’d never tired of the taste the town was famous for. She swallowed a bite of the succulent white meat on a bun. “I’d really enjoy spending time with you, too, Del. How convenient that you’ll be in the same block as my folks, since Abbey and I do hang out there a lot. But right now is our busiest season of the year. And, as much as you hate Valentine’s, I hate Christmas.”

Del raised an eyebrow. “Why? Because there’s so much work involved at the card shop? Or because of your bad experiences?”

Penny attempted to corral her wayward musings, but sparks were being set off in her head every time she glanced at Del and goose bumps erupted on her skin. For the first time in almost a year, she experienced very female feelings toward a man. She didn’t need another Christmas casualty.