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Christmas can be Perilous! Did you ever have a Christmas that came off without a hitch? Did you ever suspect the whole Christmas thing was in tilt mode? Or that it was a little like a train that had somehow jumped its tracks and was dancing off through a meadow somewhere? Sure you have, and youre not alone.

Heres an antidotefour lighthearted, sometimes tongue-in-cheek, novelettes containing stories about those times when getting ready for Christmas is a little less than a perfect experience. At the same time, these stories remember with respect and reverence the events that are the origin of the celebration. They are set in more innocent times, but the search for the perfect Christmas hasnt changed for two thousand years. Includes four novelettes celebrating the Perils of Christmas:

A LITTLE CHRISTMAS MAGICUncle Jacks little niece and nephew know him as the magician who comes to visit at Christmas. This time, hes setting up his greatest trick of all, and perhaps his first and greatest failure.

MERRY CHRISTMAS, OFFICER CLANCYAs he nears retirement, Officer Clancy still walks a beat on main street where hes accustomed to making up a few of own rules, especially at Christmas. But under a new chief, thats about to change.

THE REST STOPDerwin desperately hangs onto his belief in Santa Claus despite a bullying cousin. But a kids got to learn the truth sometime, right? But the truth may not be what his cousin thinks.

THE TROUBLE WITH THE PACKAGEIt was bad enough the package was bigger than Benny, but hiding itand keeping it hiddenwas likely to be more trouble, and terrifying, than Christmas was worth. Especially when he learns the truth about Christmas.

Approx. 28,000 words
ABOUT THE AUTHORDouglas Grant Johnsons novelette-length mysteries have appeared in Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine. Visit his website: www.douglasgrantjohnson.com

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Approx. 28,000 words
ABOUT THE AUTHORDouglas Grant Johnsons novelette-length mysteries have appeared in Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine. Visit his website: www.douglasgrantjohnson.com

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In Search of a Perfect Christmas

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