Fun Christmas story. Good ro recommend to patrons who want to get into the spirit of Christmas

Cole gets the surprise of his life when two twin babies show up on his front door. Unsure who would've dropped the babies off in his care leaves him thinking that trip Stacy went on a few months ago could've hidden this secret. Meanwhile its been a few months since Stacy was back to her hometown and the the babies and shes coming around might be a coincidence but Cole is not sure.

You know what I really enjoyed this book. I've come across many books with similar plot and sometimes this topic has been overdone where its almost like hearing the same story over but this author managed to make this books story line unique and interesting enough to keep me wanting more. I enjoyed the characters. I loved how the two main characters were able to deal with certain situations that came their way and how they were able to work together looking past old troubles. Overall I thought that this book was an enjoyable read.

A cute and delightfully entertaining story, it was just what I needed to take my mind away for a couple of hours without much angst or turbulence.
What we have here is a failure to communicate by two young people in the beginning steps of a relationship. Eight months later they face each other again with two babies in their hands, and they have a chance to learn to trust, learn to open up to each other, learn to work as a team, and most importantly - learn to communicate with each other. Because the chemistry is there, the old feelings are obviously there, and the connection between Cole McCullough and Stacy Rowe is tangible.
It is not an easy road, or an instant one, either. It takes few weeks, lots hours with the babies, bickering, arguments, good meals, family time, illness, and taking that brave step to be vulnerable, to be honest with each other, and taking the leap without looking back to build something that is worthwhile to hold on to.
Cole is feeling restless with his life, without direction, when he finds the twins on his doorstep. I liked Cole immediately, his sense of humor, his sense of responsibility and respect towards people around him. He seems like a good guy, decent, kind, and considerate.
Stacy had run away, sort of, eight months ago, to Europe with her aunt. Upon her arrival at home, after losing her aunt, she finds out she has lost her home as well. At the loose ends, with no immediate plans, she is the perfect person to take care of the mystery twins while their parents are being searched for. Stacy is a stubborn, strong-willed lady. She has spark and bite, yet she has a sense of responsibility, kindness, and good will to accept the duty to take care of the twins. If only she would dare to open up to Cole, to hear him out about the past mistakes, and see what is right in front of her, and things might turn out differently.
The smalltown charm is thick in the tale. I loved the strong matronly characters in the town taking charge and guiding the way for the rest of the folks. The story is filled with moments that made me smile, the little twins are sure to charm anyone, and there is a spark with all the sweet to heat up the romance. An enjoyable tale to sweep you away for an evening
~ Four Spoons

Sweet story and likable characters but I didn't feel that sizzling chemistry & deep bond that I tend to lean towards in my romances, otherwise this is a very enjoyable read.

Twins on the Doorstep (Forever, Texas)
by Marie Ferrarella

Anna Swedenmom's review Sep 05, 2017 · edit
it was amazing

A heartwarming touching story that keeps you smiling and your emotions changing. One thing I can say about this author is There is never a disappointing story. This one was warming, touching your heart and mind. Making you think and feel at the same time. While the characters are wonderful the plot lines are superb. I can say if you want a truly enjoyable read buy this book! I was given this book in return for an honest review. Regards, Anna Swedenmom

When cowboy Cole McCullough opens his door to find twin infants in a basket on the stoop, he is flabbergasted. When he takes them into town to the health clinic....he sees his ex Stacy Rowe...who walked away from him eight months before, leaving him to wonder if the twins belong to them.
Stacy Rowe walked away from the love of her life when it seemed to her, that he did not feel the same.
To avoid separating the twins, the work together with his family and the town folk to care for them and to search for their mother, falling deeper in love. They soon talk about the past and work out their misunderstanding to create a permanent home for the twins.
I requested and received a NetGalley ARC to peruse.