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Christmas Every Morning

by Lisa T. Bergren

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Krista Mueller admitted her mother to the care facility run by Dane McConnell–Krista’s friend and former love–knowing that Dane could take better care of Charlotte than Krista ever could. Besides, Krista has long since stopped actively caring about the woman who has hurt her so deeply through the years. Her intention is never to see her mother again. Then Dane informs Krista that he has found something of her mother’s that Krista simply must see. Unable to refuse the man who still means so much to her, Krista sets out for Taos–thoroughly unprepared for the dramatic journey of discovery that leads to a deeper understanding of the mother who emotionally abandoned her and brings back to the lost love of her youth. A story of joy and loss, connection and forgiveness, Christmas Every Morning presents each day as a gift to be opened and every loved one as a treasure to be rediscovered.… (more)
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  WBCLIB | Feb 19, 2023 |
Lisa Tawn Bergren has written a story of joy, loss, and forgiveness in Christmas Every Morning. A young woman puts her mother in a nursing home with the idea of never seeing her mother again, but she is called back to see something of her mother's.
  salem.colorado | Nov 4, 2014 |
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Krista Mueller admitted her mother to the care facility run by Dane McConnell–Krista’s friend and former love–knowing that Dane could take better care of Charlotte than Krista ever could. Besides, Krista has long since stopped actively caring about the woman who has hurt her so deeply through the years. Her intention is never to see her mother again. Then Dane informs Krista that he has found something of her mother’s that Krista simply must see. Unable to refuse the man who still means so much to her, Krista sets out for Taos–thoroughly unprepared for the dramatic journey of discovery that leads to a deeper understanding of the mother who emotionally abandoned her and brings back to the lost love of her youth. A story of joy and loss, connection and forgiveness, Christmas Every Morning presents each day as a gift to be opened and every loved one as a treasure to be rediscovered.

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TWO LOST SOULS - In Colorado, history professor Krista Mueller awaits news of her mother's death.  It has been more than a decade since Alzheimer's disease first claimed a part of Charlotte Mueller's mind and memories.  But Krista cannot forget the pain of her childhood.  Nor can her face the dying woman who has-despite Krista's desperate attempts to gain her love--always been far beyond her daughter's reach.  ONE LAST CHANCE TO BE FOUND - Then a call from Mew Mexico launches Krista on a dramatic journey of discovery--a journey that helps her begin to finally understand her estranged mother and allow the lost love of her youth back into her life.  But Krista struggles to sieze her final opportunity for forgiveness-and love-even when she knows that such a step is not for her mother's sake any longer but her own.
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