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Mary's Song

A Sequel to Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol

Dixie Distler
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Pages
228
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Greg Distler

About

As the world emerged from 300-years of bitterly cold winters, known as The Little Ice Age, the land and seas began to thaw. So, it was with Mr. Ebenezer Scrooge when the spirits of Christmas wove their will to melt his icy heart. Yet, the battle to end the festive holiday raged on within some dark souls of London, England.
Follow Ebenezer Scrooge as he discovers the power of love in a life, now worth living. From adversary to advocate, Scrooge gives his all to help Tiny Tim realize his dreams, only to find himself confronting his own nemeses in the last place he expected. Christmas saved Scrooge in A Christmas Carol, but now he must dig to his very core to find the strength to save Christmas from forces powerful enough to erase it from the hearts and minds of the true believers.
In a time, when Christmas nearly slipped into obscurity, it was the weakest voice that would rise up to be, heard around the world.

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