Candy Cane Dreams
She came to heal children’s hearts. She never expected to find her own healing in a small town’s sweetest tradition…
After a devastating broken engagement, school counselor Kate Wilson returns to Mistletoe Meadows seeking a fresh start away from Boston’s betrayals. The charming Christmas-themed town seems perfect for rebuilding her life and career—as long as she keeps her heart safely locked away.
Jack Henderson’s world-famous candy canes have delighted generations, but the third-generation candy maker is struggling to keep his family business afloat while raising his seven-year-old daughter Lily, who hasn’t spoken a word since her mother’s death two years ago. When the school principal suggests Kate might help Lily, Jack’s protective walls start crumbling with each candy cane they make together.
As Christmas approaches, Kate finds herself drawn into Mistletoe Meadows’ holiday magic. Between Secret Saint missions with the McBride family, helping with the Christmas festival, and finding unexpected joy in Jack’s candy shop, Kate discovers the community she’s always longed for.
But when a corporate chain threatens local businesses and Lily begins to see Kate as a mother figure, the pressure becomes too much. Can Kate overcome her fears to help a silent child find her voice? And will Jack let go of his past to embrace the sweet future that’s right in front of him?
Return to beloved Mistletoe Meadows in this heartwarming tale of second chances, small-town charm, and Christmas miracles that will leave you believing in holiday magic long after the last candy cane is gone.
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