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Christmas Cove

Christmas Cove

Theresa Oliver is an author of clean contemporary romance, clean historical romance, young adult, middle grades, and children's picture books. Theresa is the author of the Christmas Cove series, the Whiskey River Brides series with Hot Tree Publishing, and much more. She lives in Florida with her husband, children, a persnickety cat, and a very bossy dog. In the depths of winter, Christmas calls to weary travelers and leads lonely hearts home. Jocelyn Taylor is no stranger to a weary heart. Having fallen in love much too young with her sister’s old high school boyfriend has left her with mixed emotions about the possibility of true love. Now successful and the manager of a jewelry shop, Jocelyn spends her days dreaming of the perfect man and the perfect ring to match. Caden Scott is less than thrilled at the thought of spending the holidays back home where memories of his youth still haunt him. Not interested in the kitschy hometown feel of a town known for Christmas, Caden still dwells on the thought of seeing his old high school love again. His time abroad serving his country has changed him in many ways, but could it have altered his heart as well? As the winds of change bring more than just the magic of the holiday season, can two hearts let go of the past to find new romance? Or will true love pass them by? In the small town of Christmas Cove, the reason for the season may just be the spark they need to make this the best Christmas yet.
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Wrestling with the Alpha (Christmas with the wolves)

Wrestling with the Alpha (Christmas with the wolves)

"S-Save me!" Roxanne ran desperately, pushing her body to its limits as she feared for her life. Her eyes darted across the vast woods, searching for the apparition she had seen before she took to her heels. Then she saw it, the thing which relentlessly pursued her. The shadow resembled something she had never seen before, a man, a beast, she had no idea. The only certainty she had left was the fact that it was after her. "Someone... Someone help me!" She cried. Her voice was lost in the large expanse of dried barks and wilted branches. The snowy field of thorns and the cold winds of winter seemed to swallow her entire being, almost like it choked her. Her breathing became uneven as she panted due to exhaustion, yet she couldn't stop running. Doing so would mean her end. As she dashed through the cold and snowy path, she could hear it getting closer. "Grrrrrrrrrrrr"   The sound sent shivers down her spine. She willed herself with every fiber of her being not to look behind her for the fear of what she might see. She could feel it's gaze on her, she could hear the sound of it's growl. Roxanne could sense her pursuer's nearing proximity as she fled for her life. Many questions raced through her mind, but she didn't have the luxury to answer any of them. The only thing at the forefront of her mind was survival. Fortunately for her, the falling snow had ceased, else she would have been in a much more awry state. She just had to keep her legs moving until she reached the road intersection where she would get help. Yes, help would come! She heard creaking sounds above her, from the branches of the trees behind and beside her.  The monster was pouncing on them, keeping pace with her desperate sprint. She looked around her, but the creature moved too fast for her eyes to clearly capture its movements. It was as though the beast was toying with her, playing a game it knew it would win. ~ Coming to her grandma's in the woods for Christmas after an heated arg
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Tell me the Pidgin Christmas Story.
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2024-11-01 23:55
Well, I'm not sure specifically which 'Pidgin Christmas Story' you mean. There could be various stories told in pidgin languages. Maybe it's a story about Christmas celebrations in a particular region where pidgin is spoken, like how the locals prepare for Christmas, the unique traditions they have, and how they exchange gifts in their own cultural context.
What are the key elements in the Pidgin Christmas Story?
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2024-11-01 22:00
Not having the full knowledge of the 'Pidgin Christmas Story', we can assume some common key elements. Food is likely to be important, for example, traditional Christmas dishes described in pidgin. Also, the presence of some kind of 'Christmas figure', whether it's a local version of Santa Claus or something related to the religious aspect like Jesus in the local pidgin understanding. And the community spirit, how people in the pidgin - speaking community come together and share the Christmas joy, which could be shown through interactions described in pidgin language.
Tell me about the 'Hawaiian Pidgin Christmas Story'.
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2024-12-05 22:23
The Hawaiian Pidgin Christmas Story could be about the special Christmas experiences in Hawaii. In Hawaii, Christmas might be combined with local traditions. For example, instead of the traditional Christmas carols, there could be pidgin - style songs. And the food during Christmas might have local Hawaiian ingredients. It could also tell about how the community comes together during Christmas, sharing stories in pidgin, and having a laid - back celebration different from the mainland's more formal Christmas.
What are the main features of the 'Hawaiian Pidgin Christmas Story'?
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2024-12-04 08:39
The main features might include the combination of Hawaiian landscapes and Christmas. So instead of snow - covered scenes, we might have stories set on the beautiful beaches of Hawaii during Christmas. And the characters could be local Hawaiians with their own ways of celebrating, like having a luau - style Christmas dinner. Also, the story could be told in a very laid - back and friendly tone which is characteristic of Hawaiian Pidgin.
Share some pidgin funny stories.
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2024-11-25 23:59
A woman was talking about her lazy neighbor in pidgin. She said 'Dat my neighbor na so so sleep e dey like. E no dey do any work at all-o. E just dey there like one statue wey no get work'. The vivid description of the neighbor as a statue that doesn't work was really humorous.
What are the funniest aspects of funny pidgin stories?
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2024-12-07 02:54
The unique grammar and vocabulary are very funny. For example, instead of saying 'I am very tired', in pidgin one might say 'Me tire well well'. It's this simple and direct way of communication that often brings out the humor.
Can you share some funny pidgin stories?
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2024-12-06 16:44
Sure. There was a man who used pidgin to order food at a local eatery. He said 'Me want dat chicken wey dey there.' The waiter, also used to pidgin, replied 'Na only one chicken dey here o, na im you go chop.' It was really funny how they both understood each other so well in their pidgin exchange.
What is the relationship between radio and pidgin in visual novels?
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2024-11-03 14:17
In some visual novels, radio can be a medium to convey pidgin language. For example, characters might use the radio to communicate in a pidgin form, which could add a unique flavor to the story, representing a certain cultural or sub - cultural aspect.
What are the most interesting pidgin funny stories you know?
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2024-11-26 03:00
I heard about a pidgin - speaking man who was talking about his old car. He said 'My car na old papa car-o. E dey shake like one old man wey get palsy'. The comparison of the shaking car to an old man with palsy is hilarious. This shows how creative pidgin speakers can be when describing things in their own unique language. It also gives a very vivid picture that makes it easy for others to understand what he means in a rather humorous way.
How does radio enhance the experience of pidgin in visual novels?
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2024-11-03 11:27
By broadcasting pidgin - related content, radio in visual novels can make the pidgin language seem more alive. It gives a sense of a real - world communication medium being used for that language, so players can better immerse themselves in the pidgin - using world of the visual novel.
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