
Two heartwarming Christmas romances unfold in New York City, one in 1946 and one modern-day, centering on veterans, family, and holiday connections.
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Two heartwarming Christmas romances unfold in New York City, one in 1946 and one modern-day, centering on veterans, family, and holiday connections.
Love comes to New York City in two heartwarming stories of Christmas past and present. In 'Red Kettle Christmas,' it's 1946, and police officer Mike Wolzak inherits the family home . . . and the custody of his troubled sister. While on patrol during Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, Mike meets a Salvation Army bell ringer struggling to support herself and her young child. Over the holiday season in Manhattan, she teaches the veteran how to support his family. In the process, he just might gain a n...
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Mild romantic relationships develop over the holidays in both stories
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Salvation Army bell ringer and Christmas holiday themes central to both stories
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Mentions of troubled family members and war-weary veterans
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