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    Jenny Lopez Saves Christmas: An I Heart Short Story
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    Jenny Lopez Saves Christmas: An I Heart Short Story
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    Jenny Lopez Saves Christmas: An I Heart Short Story

    By Lindsey Kelk

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    ‘Brilliantly written, this festive instalment of Angela’s life is as funny and enjoyable as ever’
    Closer

    Sleighbells ring, are you listening…

    Who wouldn’t want to escape to a cabin in snowy Vermont for Christmas? Jenny Lopez’s year has gone wrong, and Vermont with champagne and a sparkly Christmas tree is going to mend everything, along with her best friend Angela.

    She hits a few obstacles along the way, including a major work crisis and some unexpected Christmas companions. But this is Jenny Lopez. She’s determined to have the best Christmas known to man, even if it means dragging a turkey three miles in the snow. Single-handedly and in a Santa outfit Jenny Lopez is going to save Christmas – and have the best holiday season ever.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins UK
    Release dateNov 20, 2014
    ISBN9780007501564
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    Jenny Lopez Saves Christmas: An I Heart Short Story
    Author

    Lindsey Kelk

    Lindsey Kelk is a Sunday Times bestselling author, podcaster and internet oversharer. Born and brought up in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, Lindsey worked in London as a children’s editor before writing her first book, I Heart New York, and moving to Brooklyn. Lindsey’s novels include the I Heart series, Love Me Do and On a Night Like This. She now lives in Los Angeles with her husband.

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