A Christmas Homecoming by Melissa McClone

I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. This is a sweet, very romantic story. Billionaire Josiah Whittaker is sent to a friends ranch for the month of December to recover from a serious illnesses. He hates Christmas, and the ranch is all decked out for it. Ellie Smith works at the ranch and runs a program for kids with ill or disabled siblings dedicated to her deceased brother Buck, Josiahs best friend in HS. And she loves Christmas. When Ellie discovers how Josiah feels about Christmas, she decides to help him find the joy of the season again. When Josiah learns of Ellies program, he wants to help her make it everything she wants it to be. An innocent kiss under some misteltoe shicks them both. The more time they spend together the more each realizes how much they can help the other, and how much they care about each other. Except Josiah can't wait to go back to the city to run his company. And he hates Montana. But does he?

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