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- ISBN 9781400354764
- Weight: 281g
- Dimensions: 142 x 221mm
- Publication Date: 27 Aug 2026
- Publisher: Thomas Nelson Publishers
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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A military widow searches for her family's lost Christmas heirloom, never expecting to find love, hope, and a miracle waiting in a small-town antique store. Don't miss this faith-filled romance about hope, healing, and the miracle of second chances from #1 New York Times bestselling author Karen Kingsbury.
For generations, the Mayfield family treasured a beautiful Christmas ring discovered during World War II—a symbol of love, sacrifice, and God's faithfulness through the years. When the cherished heirloom disappears, Vanessa Mayfield never gives up hope that one day it will find its way home.
Now a military widow raising her young son, Vanessa has spent years rebuilding her life after heartbreaking loss. As Christmas approaches, an unexpected lead brings her to a charming antique shop where a mysterious ring catches her eye—and changes everything.
Shop owner Ben Miller has his own reasons for guarding his heart. But when he joins Vanessa in uncovering the story behind the missing heirloom, the two discover that some treasures are worth searching for, and some miracles arrive when they're least expected.
Filled with the warmth of the holiday season, unforgettable characters, and Karen Kingsbury's signature message of faith and redemption, The Christmas Ring is a heartwarming story about trusting God's timing, honoring the past, and opening your heart to love again.
The Christmas Ring is perfect for readers who enjoy:
- Christian romance
- Clean and wholesome love stories
- Faith-based women's fiction
- Small-town holiday settings
- Military family stories
- Second-chance romance
- Hallmark-style Christmas movies
- Inspirational fiction filled with hope and healing
Discover a story that reminds us that the greatest gifts are often the ones we've been waiting for all along.
