Alex Ivanovich, on the cusp of taking over his family’s marine salvage business, doesn’t have time for romance. His parents are fleeing the chilly shores of the Puget Sound for Florida and leaving him in charge. He’s barely even had time to plan their going away slash Christmas party, and he fears he’s going to let everyone down at all of it. So when a beautiful redheaded woman and her friend barge onto his new sailboat one night, begging to use the head, his first instinct is to tell them no. No more demands, no more entanglements, no more trouble.

His yes, however, ends up leading to a much nicer evening than expected and the phone number of Taylor Beckwith, the redhead. The phone number leads to coffee, the coffee leads to a dinner date, and soon Alex finds himself juggling his growing attraction to Taylor, the unexpected challenges of the holiday party, and the year-end needs of the salvage business. Will a ship-shape, put-together, feisty professional woman like Taylor even be interested in more from a sailor boy with way too many irons in the fire? He might need a Christmas miracle, and he might just need the courage to believe in himself.

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“Great holiday read to get you in the spirit! Loved this heartwarming book! Nothing like a holiday romance to get you in the spirit. All the Christmas fun we love sprinkled in. Cookies, ugly Christmas sweater parties, the goodness of helping others, the importance of family, friends and the magic of love. I read it start to finish! Look forward to reading the next book about Taylor and Alex!” — Amazon Customer

“A must read. I thoroughly enjoyed reading A Sailors Perfect Christmas. The characters came alive and left me wanting more books about them. I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves to read!” — Annabelle

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