Some Christmas wishes are more like curses... Ivy has only one holiday wish—to become a world-renowned journalist. The promotion she needs is hers... if she writes an article that blows her editor's socks off. The bad news is she has to cover the Christmas attractions in her dead-end hometown. Even worse, the Christmas park belongs to her brother's obnoxious, judgmental best friend, Ash. He's successful, stubborn, and standing between her and her dreams. Again. Ash hoped he'd never see Ivy back in Breckenridge, let alone on his doorstep demanding an interview. How typical of her to leave everyone behind until she needs something. This time, he'll make sure she gives something back to the community she abandoned. The deal is more than fair. Fill in as a character at his park, Frosted Wonderland, and he'll cooperate with the article. It's purely business—until their forced collaboration and a little Christmas magic ignite sparks neither of them can ignore. Rumor has it that little Breckenridge, Idaho hides a secret. Decades ago, a wish at the town well would grant the pure in heart their deepest desires. Some folks believe the magic still lives despite the spring no longer existing. But don't believe everything you hear. See for yourself in A Cranberry Wish . When Christmas comes around, everyone has their own special wish. For some, those wishes are as simple as getting the perfect gift for that special someone. For others, those wishes are much bigger. Especially, when they wish for love. Everyone deserves the gift of love, but sometimes that's more complicated than it should be. This year is different. For those pure of heart, their wishes, even their wishes for true love, just might be granted.