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A Liverpool Elf

By: Andie J Fessey
Narrated by: Christine Webb
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Summary

A Christmas secret.

A broken winter path.

One tiny elf who could change everything.

On a freezing night beside the River Mersey, Luke and his sister Heidi find something impossible hiding in the shadows.

Not a cat.

Not a trick of the light.

But a wounded elf, no taller than a housecat, carrying winter in his bones.

His name is Aelu, and he is lost.

As Liverpool fills with snow, fairy lights, and the hum of Christmas, Luke and Heidi discover Aelu is no ordinary elf. He is a messenger for Santa Claus himself, a keeper of ancient winter paths guiding Christmas through the world.

One of those paths has shattered, and if it is not repaired in time, Christmas may never arrive as it should.

Guided by flickers of forgotten magic hidden beneath streets, churches, railways, and quiet corners of the city, the children must help Aelu find his way home.

But the closer Christmas draws, the thinner the world becomes, and the greater the risk Aelu, and the winter he carries, will fade forever.

The Liverpool Elf is a tender, atmospheric Christmas fantasy about kindness, belonging, and the quiet magic still living in ordinary places, if you know how to listen.

©2024, 2025, 2026 Andie J Fessey (P)2026 Andie J Fessey
Christmas Holidays & Celebrations Literature & Fiction
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