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Legends say that in Victorian England during Christmas time, candles were traditionally placed in the front window to welcome passersby who were in need of shelter or food. Others say the tradition has been traced back even further, with roots in both magical and/or religious traditions. This year, after a heartfelt--but unheard--Christmas wish, Shelby Lassen invites more than a stranger into her home one snowy December evening--she invites the promise of true love and the hope of the season.

Lena C. from Fallen Angel Reviews says:

Cassidy McKay did a remarkable job in this somewhat paranormal romance that will melt your heart. In a way this is one of those stories that would make a beautiful Hallmark movie for it tells about romance and the power of believing in love once again. Shelby Lassen is a young woman who is so in need of love this Christmas. Not only did she lose her only family, she must deal with the packing of her belongings. Her grandmother Kate’s friend Chris is the only man who has come to see the lonely yet beautiful girl her grandmother always talked about. I just loved the relationship between these two and felt it was right for Christmas this season.Cassidy McKay sure knows how to invoke a reader’s imagination and see the true meaning of Christmas about love and new beginnings.

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Joyce from C2ks Kwips & Kritiques says:

Grab a cup of hot cider or hot chocolate and cozy up for this short tale that will warm you to the core. Cassidy McKay can lighten up any Scrooge with Candle in the Window. She once again she breaks the mold as one who can write in any genre she chooses. While rare for this reviewer to read seasonal books this is one I didn’t want to put down. Shelby’s discovery of the fact that she is loved and could be loved made for an emotional journey that only holidays are known to bring out. It is what romance stories are all about the hope of something great around the bend.