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Yuletide Tales

Power Places Short Story Collection

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Yuletide Tales

By: Theresa Crater
Narrated by: Kristen Dummer's voice replica
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A collection of five winter holiday tales from the Power Places series.

Frankincense and Myrrh ~ Anne isn’t letting Michael relax on Christmas Day. She’s sent him on a treasure hunt inside the big Le Clair family house.

Festival of Lights ~ When Michael takes Anne and Arthur to celebrate the first night of Hanukkah with his family, they're all in for a big surprise.

A Star, A Star ~ Morning Star, O cheering sight! 'Ere thou cam’st, how dark earth’s night! A brilliant, new star appears on the Solstice in 2020. What does it foretell?

Cup o’Kindness ~ On New Year’s Eve, Grandmother Elizabeth invites the group to unpack their adventures in Peru. They feel their work is finished . . . until the Tibetan mystic Yeshe pops in to tell them she needs their help.

A Merry Buddhist Christmas ~ When you're heading home for Christmas, but that pesky Tibetan nun says you have to save the world one more time.

©2022 Theresa Crater (P)2025 Theresa Crater
Fantasy Genre Fiction Historical Holidays Science Fiction Thriller & Suspense Winter Christmas
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