Special Ops Christmas by Kristen James Read Free Book Online

is Tiffany Rose and this is Jacob Allen.”
    This time, Daniels and Aiden shared a look. They’d lost their
friend Jacob on a mission three years prior.
    Little Tiffany was born first, with perfect tiny features
and bright, curious eyes. Jacob came into the world screaming. Aiden decided
right away both were tough. And beautiful. And perfect.
    A camera flash went off. Martha had been taking pictures
nonstop. The room was full of parents, family, and friends, but Vivianne and
Aiden couldn’t send everyone out just yet. It was too exciting to share their
new family.
    Aiden walked around the bed to grab Daniels in a bear hug.
“Thank you for what you did on Christmas.”
    Aiden had only incurred some minor consequences for their
Special Ops Christmas scheme. Luckily he’d been able to take full blame and
keep his team out of hot water. However, it was well worth it. He had even been
reassigned to the nearby base and a new program. 
    Several people were talking at once, and Martha was cooing
at both babies, but Aiden just looked at his wife, his lovely, strong,
beautiful wife. Her head rested back against the pillows, her dark auburn hair
fanning out around her, and her eyes were full of love. Vivianne smiled,
looking tired but joyful, and mouthed, “I love you.”
    I love you, too. He would always love and cherish her,
and he would give thanks for her every day of his life.
     
    The End

 
    About The Author
     

     
    Kristen James loves writing romances with dreamy heroes who
will melt your heart. She enjoys the outdoors and watching wildlife in her yard
and along the river by her house. Besides reading and writing, she loves traveling,
cycling, hiking, berry picking, canoeing, fishing, and camping, especially
doing all these with her family. Life should be an adventure!
    Visit www.writerkristenjames.com to learn more and read her blog. Connect on Facebook at www.facebook.com/WriterKristenJames and Twitter at @writerkristenj. She loves to interact with readers.
     
    Amazon author page at
      http://amazon.com/author/kristenjames
     
    Also by Kristen
James:
    A Spy for
Christmas
    A Cowboy for
Christmas
    Embers of Hope ,
Book 1, Second Gift Series
    More Than a
Promise , Book 2, Second Gift Series
    More Than Memories
    The Enemy’s Son

 
    A Spy for
Christmas
     
    What’s
more dangerous?
    The
Oregon wilderness? Hit men?
Or the heat in Grayson’s arms?
    Robin is flying back into the misty Pacific Northwest for
Christmas, which is a bit fitting after her last so-so relationship ended. Alex
just wasn’t the right man for her. Things look up when Grayson sits next to her
on the plane—he’s hot, charming, witty, and very into her. Unfortunately, their
chance meeting puts her in danger, and suddenly Robin is trapped into spending
the holiday with this charming, mysterious man at a secluded mountain cabin.
    He vows to protect her with his own life if needed, but the
danger isn’t just from the men tracking them down. Robin isn’t sure she can
trust Grayson, and yet she’s pulled to his magnetism. Safety is quickly losing
the battle to desire…

 

     
    A Cowboy for
Christmas
      Can they put
aside their differences and past hurts to save the struggling ranch?
    http://amzn.to/ACowboyForChristmas
    Available in print
and Kindle ebook
     
    Available in Spanish!
    Un vaquero para
naviad
    http://amzn.com/B009JMRHFQ
     
    “ A Cowboy for Christmas is a great romance for the
holidays or anytime you like. A bit fun and flirty read that will not
disappoint.” --Coffee Time Romance
     
    “Kristen James has done it again with another romance novel
to warm your heart. [ A Cowboy for Christmas ] She has created truly down-to-earth
and likable characters with Missy and Brent. The story is perfect for the
holidays! Not too long, not too short, I finished the book in about a day. Like
her other book, More Than Memories , you become immersed in the story,
the plot and the descriptive scenery.” --reader review

 
     

     
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