Merry Ex-Mas

A Christmas novella from the Essence bestselling author Victoria Christopher MurraySix years ago, Sheridan, Kendall, and Asia each had an "ex" in their lives. From a broken marriage, to the shattered bond of trust, to the destruction of a bright future, all three deeply felt the loss of their men. To help cope with the pain, their pastor organized a support group for the trio, which blossomed into a strong sisterhood. Although it has taken years, they have slowly rebuilt their...
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A Christmas novella from the Essence bestselling author Victoria Christopher MurraySix years ago, Sheridan, Kendall, and Asia each had an "ex" in their lives. From a broken marriage, to the shattered bond of trust, to the destruction of a bright future, all three deeply felt the loss of their men. To help cope with the pain, their pastor organized a support group for the trio, which blossomed into a strong sisterhood. Although it has taken years, they have slowly rebuilt their lives.But now, their exes are back--at Christmas! And the wonderful holiday season is flipped upside down when Sheridan has to sit down with her ex and his fiancée, Kendall has to break bread with the two people she hates the most, and Asia has to make nice with her ex's wife.None of the women want to be there, and they let everyone know it! Three dinners, three disasters, one Merry Ex-Mas.PRAISE FOR VICTORIA CHRISTOPHER MURRAY'S WORK:"One of our best and most prolific writers, an excellent storyteller." --Eric Jerome Dickey, New York Times bestselling author"Victoria is an exceptional writer who knows how to deliver a story."--Kimberla Lawson Roby, author of Changing Faces"Murray has always impressed me with her ability to live the life of her characters and make them come alive with each turning page." --Indianapolis Recorder"Once again, Victoria Christopher Murray has crafted a compelling, intriguing, and page-turning story that stays with you long after you've finished the book." --ReShonda Tate Billingsley, author of A Family Affair"Murray's story has the kind of momentum that prompts you to elbow disbelief aside and flip the pages in horrified enjoyment." --The Washington Post