The song "Do You Hear What I Hear?" was written as a plea for peace during the Cuban Missile Crisis in the middle of the Cold War with Russia. Now Christmas is around the corner and live-in lovers Detective Shelley Caldwell and Jake DeAtley are in a cold war of their own. Shelley has all wonderful memories of Christmas, while Jake, born of a mother turned vampire while pregnant with him, has none. They've come to a compromise that she can decorate "her half" of every room, but there can be no Christmas tree. Then a case of hit-and-run leaves a dead body and a magical Christmas tree. With her woo-woo instincts ablaze, Shelley can't resist bringing home the tree, heating up the war with Jake. There is more to the tree than either knows. Will it bring them back together or push them farther apart. With more than seven million books in print, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Patricia Rosemoor is fascinated with "dangerous love" – combining romance with danger. Patricia has won a Golden Heart from Romance Writers of America and two Reviewers Choice and two Career Achievement Awards from RT BOOKreviews, and in her other life, she taught Popular Fiction and Suspense-Thriller Writing, credit courses in the Fiction Writing Department of Columbia College Chicago.Find more about the author's work at her website: http://PatriciaRosemoor.comSign up for her newsletter, Dangerous Love: http://patriciarosemoor.com/Newsletter/ Homicide Detective Shelley Caldwell gets all the woo woo cases. Having been sent to psych evaluation and demoted to the police academy once, she knows she can't share the supernatural details with the department. Solving the cases without revealing the nature of the villains is her task alone...
