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Unexpected romance mixed with the magic of Christmas makes this a life-changing class reunion. Class Valedictorian Kyle Fritz is returning to his hometown for the first time since college. A tennis scholarship allowed him to pursue his dreams in sunny Florida.

Garland Grove is far removed from sand, surf, and ski lodges. Farmers, small business owners, and Garland Grove Memorial Hospital have served the community for decades. Amy is excited for a holiday homecoming. For Dr. Andrew Bennett, Garland Grove is the place he goes to forget the past. An overbearing father and the crushing disappointment of a failed relationship brought him to town. He’s good at his job and puts it above everything else, including romance. Sparks fly from the moment Amy and Andrew meet, but not the kind ignited by romance.

Mallory Newell is young, ambitious, and rising fast as an editor at a large New York publishing house. When it’s announced that one of the world’s best-selling authors is seeking an editor to join her for the holidays at her island paradise in Bora Bora, Mallory believes she is the logical choice. Her boss has other ideas. Instead of Bora Bora, Mallory is sent to Kansas City to help hometown sports writer Jake Springer complete a romance novel started by his late grandmother.

He raises his saxophone, and the band fades into the background as he takes off on his own musical journey. She can’t take her eyes off him. It’s not his looks, though he is quite handsome. It’s his playing that captivates her. How the notes rise and fall at his command, floating magically from the stage straight to her heart.

Brooke Summers has always known she would follow in the footsteps of her father, legendary Nashville talent manager Bobby Summers. They’ve worked side-by-side since her graduation from college, and as Bobby eyes retirement he wants her to manage the career of their biggest client.

Neal Flanagan has been sinking further and further into dementia's grasp. Cut off from the world, he spends his days wandering around the care center's outdoor exercise track. His only visitors are his long-time best friend and the woman he loved many years ago. He knows neither of them. Until a Saturday in December. That's when Neal wakes up with a clarity he hasn't known in years. And a yearning to go home. It won't be easy, going home. Circumstances change. People change.