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Dream Harbor Book 3: Just in Time for the Holidays
“The Christmas Tree Farm”
If you love cozy small-town charm, this Dream Harbor story is the perfect read just before the holidays. I’ve been sharing these reviews since the beginning of fall, and this one couldn’t come at a better time.
Kira is drawn to homestead life, and while the Christmas tree farm wasn’t originally her plan, it became a practical step as she worked to settle into her new life. After conversations with Bennett and realizing her house needed more care—and that funds were limited—the farm became a way to manage both her homestead goals and her place in the community.
The dogs play a central role in everything. They’re how Kira first connects with Bennett, and even during tense or uncertain moments, they give her a sense of grounding and reflection. Bennett, naturally the fixer, learns when to step in and when to step back, and she begins to welcome his help in ways that feel supportive and collaborative.
Together, they build a rhythm that grows between them, quietly strengthening their connection and the life she’s building.
What makes this story shine is its realness and warmth.
Humor, cozy holiday moments, glowing lights, and the presence of dogs that anchor the heart of the story all come together beautifully.
It’s not about a perfect romance—it’s about finding connection in unexpected ways, discovering what matters, and learning to navigate new beginnings.
The Christmas Tree Farm is cozy, spicy, and a reminder that the holidays can bring magic in ways you never imagined.
