Christmas Glitter (The Moore Sisters of Montana Book 1) by Ann B. Harrison

Author:Ann B. Harrison [Harrison, Ann B.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Contemporary Romance, Women's Fiction, Forever Love, Adult Read, Bachelor, Single Woman, Hearts Desire, Home & Family, Life-Changes, Second Chances, Honesty & Trust, Lifetime Love, Romantic Schemes, Beautiful & Feisty, Love-Family & Forever, The Moore Sisters of Montana Series, The Moore Family & Sisters, Christmas Holidays & Celebration, Christmas Time, Holiday Whimsy, Festive Season, Serious Car Accident, Painful Recovery, Cherry Lake Area, Community Volunteer, Annual Christmas Tree Gala, Family Business, Father's Recovery, Ten-Year Absence, Sports & Field Games, Soccer Player
ISBN: 9781947636637
Publisher: Tule Publishing
Published: 2017-11-13T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter Eleven

Dakota put down the wire cutters, the copper thread and got up from the table, happy to have a moment of distraction to stretch her aching muscles. Her hand had started to cramp up because she had been working for hours without a break. She bent at the waist, touched her toes with one hand and then reached for the ceiling, her gaze going to the designs she’d pinned on the wall before she started work this morning. Beside it sat the candid shot she loved of her with her three sisters last Christmas just after her accident. Thank goodness she’d had them backing her up. They were all close and she missed Bella and April. She must remember to call them, fill them in on how she’d settled in and maybe, just maybe, tell them about Adam.

Dakota walked out into the kitchen and opened the back door. Tiny ran out and rolled on her back in the grass. Dakota poured herself a glass of water, followed and stood in the patch of winter sunshine. Being locked inside didn’t give her much of a chance to catch up on her vitamin D allocation and she’d take any spare minute she could. Besides the fresh air was so much nicer than the smoldering fumes from the copper wires she was using to hold her angels together.

So far things were going well with her decorations. Orders were coming in on her website and she’d had to limit the number she would release otherwise there wouldn’t be enough time for her to work on the ones she needed for the tree. Dakota desperately wanted to win the competition one day and the next she didn’t care so long as she got to show off her designs.

Tiny wandered through the bushes. “Tiny, come back here.” The little black dog came back, her head down. “You can’t keep wandering off like that. Let’s go back to work.”

Head down, Dakota got back into soldering her angels together. Tiny lay by the doorway as if sitting there would make her owner notice how desperately she wished to be somewhere else.

*

“I’ll owe you if you do this for me.”

“I know exactly how you can repay me too if there’s any way you can make it happen.” Ryan went on to explain what he wanted in return for ditching his wife and children for a weekend to help Adam out.

Adam leaned back in his chair and stared at the passing traffic outside the office. “I’ll do the best I can but please, I beg of you, don’t tell anyone else I’ve done it. Dakota is under the pump trying to get her own inventory done for the gala night. I hate to put more pressure on her than I have to.”

“Totally understandable but I know how much the wife loves her stuff. She was so upset when Glitterz went quiet. If she knew what you’ve just told me about her starting up again, she’d be over the moon.” Ryan chuckled.

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