Angie Martinelli never thought she'd end up back in her hometown after losing her job, her apartment, and her boyfriend in one terrible week. Now she's working at the mall information booth, clinging to her pride and trying to figure out her next move. When she proposes a charity gift-wrapping station to raise money for the local homeless shelter, the project reignites the spark she thought she'd lost.Nick Bower manages the local mall with his father, but what once felt like legacy now feels like pressure. Between balancing expectations and a growing sense of loneliness, the last thing he needs is a spirited former city girl with big ideas and a talent for shaking up his carefully ordered world.As deadlines, disagreements, and old wounds threaten the success of the wrapping station, Angie and Nick discover that sometimes the best gifts aren't found under the tree, they're the ones that remind you who you are.
