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Širlė, Gudnesė ir Mersė – trys nenuoramos su didžiausiu džiaugsmu griebiasi vykdyti joms Žemėje paskirtų užduočių. Per Kalėdas Mersei pavesta suteikti dvasios ramybę senučiukui... ir jis randa netikėtą atsaką į savo maldas. Gudnesė siunčiama prižiūrėti jaunos moters, nedrįstančios antrą kartą rizikuoti dėl meilės. O Širlė gavo užduotį įgyvendinti pačią nerealiausią mažo berniuko svajonę. Žaviosios išdykėlės neretai papuola į bėdą, bet galiausiai viskas baigiasi gerai – juk Kalėdos!

Gėlių gatvelėje yra mažutė krautuvėlė „Geri siūlai“, kurioje jau veikia ir mezgimo būrelis. Jos savininkei Lidijai tai svajonių išsipildymas, simbolizuojantis naują gyvenimą po sunkios ligos. Žaklina, išgyvenanti dėl atšalusių santykių su vyru ir nevykusios sūnaus santuokos, pirmoji užsirašo į mezgimo pamokas. Kerol trokšta kūdikio, vaikiška antklodėlė jai - būsimosios sėkmės ženklas. O akiplėša Aliksė mezga antklodę labdaros fondui - šitaip tikisi atidirbti teismo jai skirtas viešųjų darbų valandas.

Carrie Slayton, a big-city society-page columnist, longs to write more serious news stories. So her editor hands her a challenge first: Carrie must score the paper an interview with Finn Dalton, the notoriously reclusive author. Living in Alaskan wilderness, Finn has written a bestselling book about surviving in the wild. But he stubbornly declines to speak to anyone, and no one even knows exactly where he lives. With her career at stake, Carrie sacrifices her family celebrations and flies out to snowy Alaska. When she finally finds Finn, she discovers a man both more charismatic and more stubborn than she expected. And soon Carrie is torn between pursuing the story of a lifetime and following her heart. Starry Night is a standalone Christmas novel from Debbie Macomber and a romantic and heart-warming winter read. The story focuses on Carrie Slayton who is a journalist for a big newspaper in Chicago. Originally from Seattle, Carrie is considering moving back t her hometown as her career as a journalist isn’t taking the direction that she’d like; she’s the society columnist and although her life is filled with great events and parties, Carrie wants to cover the big stories and serious news. The book opens with Carrie deciding to tender her resignation but as she confronts her editor he gives her a challenge that is too good to refuse. If she can track down reclusive best-selling author Finn Dalton, he will let her take her pick of the writing jobs and hard news stories. As Carrie accepts the challenge, the scene is set for a winter adventure that she won’t forget! The novel is written in Debbie Macomber’s trademark honest and warm style and I liked Carrie immediately. She has a strong relationship with her family and is bright and intelligent and has a good sense of integrity. This book is pure romance and moves at quite a pace – I did find the ease with which Carrie found a lead on Finn when countless others had failed before a little unbelievable but I was willing to overlook that and happy to be swept along with the story. As Carrie tracks down Finn, her reception in his life is as frosty as the Alaskan weather and I loved the tension that Macomber created between them. Not only is Finn reclusive and distrustful, he isn’t a fan of journalists or women in general so Carrie certainly has her work cut out getting the interview she needs. As the pair are thrown together I loved the banter and slow burn of attraction between them. The second half of the story took a couple of twists that I hadn’t predicted and I read this book quickly to find out what the ending would be as Carrie faces the dilemma of following her heart or her head. Having only read my first Debbie Macomber book earlier this year, I’m now a huge fan of her stories and Starry Night is no exception. It’s the perfect escape this Christmas; warm, romantic and sparkling!