{"id":251933,"date":"2026-07-13T01:38:46","date_gmt":"2026-07-12T22:38:46","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/1kitap1.com\/en\/an-endless-christmas-cynthia-ruchti-1\/"},"modified":"2026-07-13T01:38:46","modified_gmt":"2026-07-12T22:38:46","slug":"an-endless-christmas-cynthia-ruchti-1","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/1kitap1.com\/en\/an-endless-christmas-cynthia-ruchti-1\/","title":{"rendered":"An Endless Christmas – Cynthia Ruchti (1)"},"content":{"rendered":"
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When it\u2019s quieter. Fewer people. There\u2019s still plenty of activity to choose from. And the beauty of this place never dies.\u201d The group reunited at the Staples Mill shops after their brief separation. The next hour ticked by with a trip down history\u2019s aisles. Christmas-themed antiques took center stage just inside the doors and in the window displays of several of the shops the group of women visited.<\/p>\n

Although drawn to a vintage nativity set and antique bubble lights, Katie bypassed the holiday memories and walked deeper into each store. She started at the back and worked her way forward. She moved in and out of range of the others. When she drew close, she observed the Binder women\u2019s ease with one another and delight over their \u201cfinds,\u201d most of which they enjoyed, discussed, then walked past, as if owning were not as important as celebrating the item\u2019s existence.<\/p>\n

Katie shared that in common with them. For a brief moment, the thought made her feel like part of the family. How could a single thought both warm and terrify her? A display of antique brooches caught her eye. \u201cWhen I get married,\u201d Elisa said, leaning over Katie\u2019s shoulder, \u201cI\u2019m going to make my bridal bouquet out of antique pins and brooches.<\/p>\n

I saw a couple of brooch bouquets on Pinterest. Gorgeous. Plus it would last forever.\u201d Forever. \u201cYou can keep shopping if you want,\u201d Grandma Dodie said, leaning on a distressed Hoosier cabinet. \u201cBut I think it\u2019s time for me to get off this leg. Rhonda, would you mind taking me home?\u201d The women all agreed they\u2019d seen enough and were ready to head back to the cottage together. They took a short detour to a corner grocery store for two gallons of milk, then wound their way north to Lubber\u2019s Lane.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe men are cooking tonight,\u201d Grandma Dodie said from the front passenger seat. \u201cShould be interesting.\u201d \u201cMicah\u2019s a great cook,\u201d Katie said. \u201cAs long as the heat source is an outdoor grill.\u201d \u201cOr campfire,\u201d Deb added.<\/p>\n

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Praise for An Endless Christmas \u201cIn An Endless Christmas, the characters walked right off those pages and into my heart, setting up residence and bringing along all the joy and peace they had learned. I love Christmas novellas, and this one is now in my top three of favorites through the years.\u201d Lauraine Snelling, award-winning, best-selling author of more than 80 books, including An Untamed Heart \u201cAn Endless Christmas offers up a banquet of faith, family, and new beginnings, perfect for the season of hope.\u201d<\/p>\n

Lisa Wingate, national best-selling author of The Sea Keeper\u2019s Daughters \u201cWith her trademark wit and keen insight into what makes love last, Cynthia takes us on a jovial ride through the pages of An Endless Christmas.\u201d Robin Jones Gunn, best-selling author of Finding Father Christmas \u201cAn Endless Christmas is the perfect Christmas story. A warm-fire tale of family, traditions, friendship, and love. And healing. Ruchti\u2019s smooth prose and voice evoke a Christmas warmth on the pages, and in our hearts. A story to be savored.<\/p>\n

A story to keep.\u201d Rachel Hauck, USA Today best-selling author of The Wedding Dress and How To Catch A Prince \u201cRead An Endless Christmas. And then you\u2019ll want to read it again and again. Enjoying Cynthia Ruchti\u2019s book has now become as much a part of my Christmas traditions as cherishing my mother\u2019s collection of Dickens carolers.\u201d Eva Marie Everson, best-selling, award-winning author of Five Brides \u201cAn Endless Christmas is guaranteed to pull at your heartstrings and leave a lifelong impression of family, unconditional love, and God\u2019s redemptive power.\u201d<\/p>\n

Cristel Phelps, Mount Hope Church, Lansing, MI \u201cCynthia magically weaves one of the most inspiring contemporary Christmas tales with gentle lessons and examples that we all should follow; all the while revealing a poignant love story through several generations. This Christmas story will be reread and enjoyed every Christmas season.\u201d Dianne Burnett, former Christianbook.com fiction editor \u201cSweet and fun and sweet and moving and sweet and tender and funny and touching and .<\/p>\n

. . sweet! All of that in one An Endless Christmas experience. I closed the book with a contented smile\u2014and with the thought that I could SO read this one again.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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