Dashing Through the Snow: A Christmas Novel

Dashing Through the Snow: A Christmas Novel

<p><b><i>NEW YORK TIMES </i>BESTSELLER • Savor the magic of the season in a Christmas novel filled with warmth, humor, the promise of love, and a dash of unexpected adventure.</b></p><p>Ashley Davison, a graduate student in California, desperately wants to spend the holidays with her family in Seattle. Dashiell Sutherland, a former army intelligence officer, has a job interview in Seattle and must arrive by December 23. Though frantic to book a last-minute flight out of San Francisco, both are out of luck: Every flight is full, and there’s only one rental car available. Ashley and Dash reluctantly decide to share the car, but neither anticipates the wild ride ahead.</p><p>At first they drive in silence, but forced into close quarters Ashley and Dash can’t help but open up. Not only do they find they have a lot in common, but there’s even a spark of romance in the air. Their feelings catch them off guard—never before has either been so excited about a first meeting. But the two are in for more twists and turns along the way as they rescue a lost puppy, run into petty thieves, and even get caught up in a case of mistaken identity. Though Ashley and Dash may never reach Seattle in time for Christmas, the season is still full of surprises—and their greatest wishes may yet come true.<br /><br /><b>This ebook edition features an excerpt from Debbie Macomber’s <i>Any Dream Will Do</i>.</b><br /><br /><b>Praise for <i>Dashing Through the Snow </i>and Debbie Macomber </b><br /> <b> </b><br /> “Wonderful and heartwarming . . . full of fun, laughter, and love.”<b>—<i>Romance Reviews Today</i></b><br />  <br /> “This Christmas romance from [Debbie] Macomber is both sweet and sincere.”<b>—<i>Library Journal</i></b><br />  <br /> “There’s just the right amount of holiday cheer. . . . This road-trip romance is full of high jinks and the kooky characters Macomber does so well.”<b>—<i>RT Book Reviews</i></b><br /> <i> </i><br /> “Macomber’s name is almost as closely linked to Christmas reading as that of Charles Dickens.”<b><i>—The Romance Dish</i></b><i>, </i>on<i> Mr. Miracle</i> </p>