Camille dufresne (17 risultati)

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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Every town remembers Christmas-until one forgets.Once, Garland was known for its lights.People drove for miles to see them strung across Main Street, to drink cocoa in the square, to watch children bundled in red coats sing carols beneath falling snow. December meant something here. It meant warmth, belonging, and the kind of joy that carried people through the rest of the year.Now December comes and goes without notice.The lights are gone. The shops are shuttered. Families have drifted apart or away altogether. Christmas survives only as a memory no one seems brave enough to touch.That's when Evelyn arrives.She comes quietly, with no past anyone can verify and no plans to stay. She opens a small shop in an abandoned storefront-one that doesn't sell what people ask for, but what they didn't know they were missing. A book that sounds like a mother's voice. An ornament tied to a forgotten love. A bell that rings like memory itself.Evelyn never explains how she knows what each person needs. She never forces outcomes. She only nudges-introducing moments, chance encounters, and long-buried truths. Slowly, Garland begins to change. A wreath appears in a window. Lights flicker back on. Snow falls softer. People remember how to gather, how to hope, how to celebrate again.But Evelyn has rules.She cannot stay.She cannot interfere too much.And love is always a risk.As the town heals, Evelyn finds herself drawn to a man who seems to recognize her in ways she doesn't understand. He remembers her. She doesn't know why. And somewhere beyond Garland, Christmas magic watches closely-protective, regretful, and aware that something about this restoration feels different than it should.Because Evelyn's work was never meant to include her own happiness.Tender, atmospheric, and quietly magical, The Town That Forgot December is the first novel in the Evelyn Noel series-an episodic collection of winter stories about restoring belief, rekindling love, and finding light in places that have gone dark. Perfect for readers who love cozy Christmas fiction with emotional depth, gentle romance, and a lingering sense of wonder, this is a story about what happens when a town remembers December-and what it costs to bring it back. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Couverture rigide. Condizione: bon. RO20268794: 1993. In-12. Relié. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 29 pages illustrées en couleur - exemplaire de bibliotheque avec tampons hors texte + etiquette au dos + recouvert d'un film plastique adhésif. . . . Classification Dewey : 843.0692-Livres d'enfants. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. All aboard the Northern Heritage Express.This Christmas, the storm outside is nothing compared to the lives carried within.On the night before Christmas, as a blizzard shuts down Chicago and the world grinds to a halt, one aging passenger train prepares for what may be its final journey north. The Northern Heritage Express-draped in silver bells, heavy garland, and fading tradition-becomes the last moving thing in a city frozen by weather, circumstance, and regret.A veteran conductor haunted by the family he lost to the rails rings the bell three times for luck, as he has for decades. A grieving widow boards with her husband's ashes tucked quietly in a canvas tote, determined to fulfill a promise made half a lifetime ago. A runaway teenager slips aboard with nothing but a garbage bag of belongings and the fragile hope that someone, somewhere, might be waiting. A disgraced executive flees the wreckage of a life built on compromise, carrying evidence that could destroy powerful men-or himself. And a bride in a ruined wedding gown escapes a future that has already betrayed her, unsure whether she is running from heartbreak, truth, or something growing quietly inside her.As the train pushes into whiteout darkness, its passengers are forced together by failing power, narrow corridors of tinsel, and the intimate geography of a place where there is nowhere left to hide. Confessions spill in the dining car. Grief finds voice beneath garland-heavy ceilings. Old ornaments and broken angels watch silently as strangers begin to recognize pieces of themselves in one another.At the heart of the train, an ancient Christmas tree stands in the observation car-decorated with a century of lost wishes, abandoned memories, and fragile hope. And above it all presides a damaged angel with a broken wing, a reminder that what survives is rarely what remains untouched.As the storm intensifies and the rails disappear beneath snow, the Northern Heritage Express becomes more than transportation. It becomes a sanctuary. A reckoning. A moving space between what was and what might still be possible.The Christmas Train is a deeply human, quietly magical novel about grief and grace, found family and second chances, and the strange mercy of being forced to keep going when stopping is no longer an option. With rich, cinematic prose and unforgettable characters, Camille Dufresne delivers a holiday story for readers who believe Christmas isn't about perfection-but about showing up, broken and hopeful, and choosing to stay on the journey.Perfect for fans of literary fiction, book clubs, and holiday novels that linger long after the final page, The Christmas Train reminds us that sometimes the most important journeys are the ones that carry us through the storm together. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - All aboard the Northern Heritage Express.This Christmas, the storm outside is nothing compared to the lives carried within.On the night before Christmas, as a blizzard shuts down Chicago and the world grinds to a halt, one aging passenger train prepares for what may be its final journey north. The Northern Heritage Express-draped in silver bells, heavy garland, and fading tradition-becomes the last moving thing in a city frozen by weather, circumstance, and regret.A veteran conductor haunted by the family he lost to the rails rings the bell three times for luck, as he has for decades. A grieving widow boards with her husband's ashes tucked quietly in a canvas tote, determined to fulfill a promise made half a lifetime ago. A runaway teenager slips aboard with nothing but a garbage bag of belongings and the fragile hope that someone, somewhere, might be waiting. A disgraced executive flees the wreckage of a life built on compromise, carrying evidence that could destroy powerful men-or himself. And a bride in a ruined wedding gown escapes a future that has already betrayed her, unsure whether she is running from heartbreak, truth, or something growing quietly inside her.As the train pushes into whiteout darkness, its passengers are forced together by failing power, narrow corridors of tinsel, and the intimate geography of a place where there is nowhere left to hide. Confessions spill in the dining car. Grief finds voice beneath garland-heavy ceilings. Old ornaments and broken angels watch silently as strangers begin to recognize pieces of themselves in one another.At the heart of the train, an ancient Christmas tree stands in the observation car-decorated with a century of lost wishes, abandoned memories, and fragile hope. And above it all presides a damaged angel with a broken wing, a reminder that what survives is rarely what remains untouched.As the storm intensifies and the rails disappear beneath snow, the Northern Heritage Express becomes more than transportation. It becomes a sanctuary. A reckoning. A moving space between what was and what might still be possible.The Christmas Train is a deeply human, quietly magical novel about grief and grace, found family and second chances, and the strange mercy of being forced to keep going when stopping is no longer an option. With rich, cinematic prose and unforgettable characters, Camille Dufresne delivers a holiday story for readers who believe Christmas isn't about perfection-but about showing up, broken and hopeful, and choosing to stay on the journey.Perfect for fans of literary fiction, book clubs, and holiday novels that linger long after the final page, The Christmas Train reminds us that sometimes the most important journeys are the ones that carry us through the storm together.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Every town remembers Christmas-until one forgets.Once, Garland was known for its lights.People drove for miles to see them strung across Main Street, to drink cocoa in the square, to watch children bundled in red coats sing carols beneath falling snow. December meant something here. It meant warmth, belonging, and the kind of joy that carried people through the rest of the year.Now December comes and goes without notice.The lights are gone. The shops are shuttered. Families have drifted apart or away altogether. Christmas survives only as a memory no one seems brave enough to touch.That's when Evelyn arrives.She comes quietly, with no past anyone can verify and no plans to stay. She opens a small shop in an abandoned storefront-one that doesn't sell what people ask for, but what they didn't know they were missing. A book that sounds like a mother's voice. An ornament tied to a forgotten love. A bell that rings like memory itself.Evelyn never explains how she knows what each person needs. She never forces outcomes. She only nudges-introducing moments, chance encounters, and long-buried truths. Slowly, Garland begins to change. A wreath appears in a window. Lights flicker back on. Snow falls softer. People remember how to gather, how to hope, how to celebrate again.But Evelyn has rules.She cannot stay.She cannot interfere too much.And love is always a risk.As the town heals, Evelyn finds herself drawn to a man who seems to recognize her in ways she doesn't understand. He remembers her. She doesn't know why. And somewhere beyond Garland, Christmas magic watches closely-protective, regretful, and aware that something about this restoration feels different than it should.Because Evelyn's work was never meant to include her own happiness.Tender, atmospheric, and quietly magical, The Town That Forgot December is the first novel in the Evelyn Noel series-an episodic collection of winter stories about restoring belief, rekindling love, and finding light in places that have gone dark. Perfect for readers who love cozy Christmas fiction with emotional depth, gentle romance, and a lingering sense of wonder, this is a story about what happens when a town remembers December-and what it costs to bring it back. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. All aboard the Northern Heritage Express.This Christmas, the storm outside is nothing compared to the lives carried within.On the night before Christmas, as a blizzard shuts down Chicago and the world grinds to a halt, one aging passenger train prepares for what may be its final journey north. The Northern Heritage Express-draped in silver bells, heavy garland, and fading tradition-becomes the last moving thing in a city frozen by weather, circumstance, and regret.A veteran conductor haunted by the family he lost to the rails rings the bell three times for luck, as he has for decades. A grieving widow boards with her husband's ashes tucked quietly in a canvas tote, determined to fulfill a promise made half a lifetime ago. A runaway teenager slips aboard with nothing but a garbage bag of belongings and the fragile hope that someone, somewhere, might be waiting. A disgraced executive flees the wreckage of a life built on compromise, carrying evidence that could destroy powerful men-or himself. And a bride in a ruined wedding gown escapes a future that has already betrayed her, unsure whether she is running from heartbreak, truth, or something growing quietly inside her.As the train pushes into whiteout darkness, its passengers are forced together by failing power, narrow corridors of tinsel, and the intimate geography of a place where there is nowhere left to hide. Confessions spill in the dining car. Grief finds voice beneath garland-heavy ceilings. Old ornaments and broken angels watch silently as strangers begin to recognize pieces of themselves in one another.At the heart of the train, an ancient Christmas tree stands in the observation car-decorated with a century of lost wishes, abandoned memories, and fragile hope. And above it all presides a damaged angel with a broken wing, a reminder that what survives is rarely what remains untouched.As the storm intensifies and the rails disappear beneath snow, the Northern Heritage Express becomes more than transportation. It becomes a sanctuary. A reckoning. A moving space between what was and what might still be possible.The Christmas Train is a deeply human, quietly magical novel about grief and grace, found family and second chances, and the strange mercy of being forced to keep going when stopping is no longer an option. With rich, cinematic prose and unforgettable characters, Camille Dufresne delivers a holiday story for readers who believe Christmas isn't about perfection-but about showing up, broken and hopeful, and choosing to stay on the journey.Perfect for fans of literary fiction, book clubs, and holiday novels that linger long after the final page, The Christmas Train reminds us that sometimes the most important journeys are the ones that carry us through the storm together. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. All aboard the Northern Heritage Express.This Christmas, the storm outside is nothing compared to the lives carried within.On the night before Christmas, as a blizzard shuts down Chicago and the world grinds to a halt, one aging passenger train prepares for what may be its final journey north. The Northern Heritage Express-draped in silver bells, heavy garland, and fading tradition-becomes the last moving thing in a city frozen by weather, circumstance, and regret.A veteran conductor haunted by the family he lost to the rails rings the bell three times for luck, as he has for decades. A grieving widow boards with her husband's ashes tucked quietly in a canvas tote, determined to fulfill a promise made half a lifetime ago. A runaway teenager slips aboard with nothing but a garbage bag of belongings and the fragile hope that someone, somewhere, might be waiting. A disgraced executive flees the wreckage of a life built on compromise, carrying evidence that could destroy powerful men-or himself. And a bride in a ruined wedding gown escapes a future that has already betrayed her, unsure whether she is running from heartbreak, truth, or something growing quietly inside her.As the train pushes into whiteout darkness, its passengers are forced together by failing power, narrow corridors of tinsel, and the intimate geography of a place where there is nowhere left to hide. Confessions spill in the dining car. Grief finds voice beneath garland-heavy ceilings. Old ornaments and broken angels watch silently as strangers begin to recognize pieces of themselves in one another.At the heart of the train, an ancient Christmas tree stands in the observation car-decorated with a century of lost wishes, abandoned memories, and fragile hope. And above it all presides a damaged angel with a broken wing, a reminder that what survives is rarely what remains untouched.As the storm intensifies and the rails disappear beneath snow, the Northern Heritage Express becomes more than transportation. It becomes a sanctuary. A reckoning. A moving space between what was and what might still be possible.The Christmas Train is a deeply human, quietly magical novel about grief and grace, found family and second chances, and the strange mercy of being forced to keep going when stopping is no longer an option. With rich, cinematic prose and unforgettable characters, Camille Dufresne delivers a holiday story for readers who believe Christmas isn't about perfection-but about showing up, broken and hopeful, and choosing to stay on the journey.Perfect for fans of literary fiction, book clubs, and holiday novels that linger long after the final page, The Christmas Train reminds us that sometimes the most important journeys are the ones that carry us through the storm together. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. The Christmas Train | Camille Dufresne | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Lurking Fear Publishing | EAN 9798233623059 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.