Abby Dalton has only one option: return to her childhood hometown and rebuild her life.  She knows it will make all those rumors resurface from her past, but a vicious divorce has left her emotionally battered and broke. So she is returning to the house she grew up in and is starting over.

Abby’s luck continues to be bad when her house burns down on her first night back in town.  Now she is at the mercy of her own fantasy men, Talon and Teagan Werner, as they are her neighbors and have to room to put her up.  When she accepts, all the old rumors about her resurface in town. 

She anticipates to be rebuked by the Werner men, but as speculation runs wild she decides to tell them the truth about the past, and even about the dreams she is having now.  What will happen when she takes the plunge and tells them?

While you will probably have the Christmas song of the same name running through your head after reading It Came Upon a Midnight Clear, I still recommend that you do read it.  I was pulled in by the story and was intrigued by the premise.  It Came Upon a Midnight Clear is about second chances and taking them when they arise.   Sometimes you should be careful what you wish for as you just might get it.