Tonnie Sue is the Waltco Department Store's Personnel Manager. Engaged to be married in two months, she finds an obstacle -- named Bo Wentworth. Having hired all the Santas needed for the four stores, Bo comes in wanting the position in the main store. He's too tall, too young, too thin, not at all jolly. Being told that all the positions are filled, and if they weren't he wouldn't be considered for the position, he isn't going to give up. Tonnie Sue is unnerved every time Bo enters her office. His smile, his brown eyes, his voice, just about everything about him seems to irritate her. Her fiance walks into her office to take her to lunch, and there is Bo, behind the desk, rubbing Tonnie Sue's shoulders and neck. Tonnie Sue tries to explain that this man was just in for an interview, when one of her headaches hits, and he offered to help relieve the pain. Tune in to see what is going to happen when Roger sees Tonnie Sue getting out of Bo's limo, right into Bo's arms, and she isn't fighting him when he kisses her!
About the Author: Jan Carol was born in California near Pebble Beach, spending much of her childhood on the Pacific Grove Beach with her friends climbing rocks, dodging the waves, just enjoying life In her early adulthood, she lived in the desert of southeast New Mexico with her husband and children. The last twenty-plus years she's called the Ozark Plateau of south-central Missouri home. Writing since she was a teen, she has included the areas of California, New Mexico, and the Missouri Ozarks in her book settings. Romance novels is her best genre, she feels, but she has also written children's books, and loves writing poetry. To this date, Jan is in the process of self-publishing several of her works that she's only written because "are just there" in her mind. She has several friends and family members who have read her works and they have encouraged her over the years to get them published. Now a grandmother raising two granddaughters, Jan has even more to write about through her life's experiences. The joys of having raised five of her own children is one of her greatest treasures. Married thirty-five years to a wonderful man, there are years of memories to fall back on for her future books. The couple is still very much in love. They live on twelve acres with two of their adult children living in the area and their other children scattered throughout the states.