Fairy Christmas, Darling
Christine Arness
December 2014
It’s not every day a guy gets a chance to go from feeling like a zero to being a hero by saving a little girl’s Christmas!
Delaney struggles with her daughter’s worsening eyesight and their failing farm. She’s got a new neighbor, a veteran who suffers from PTSD, but the “never give up” attitude of Lilly and Delaney brings him back to life. A frightening flashback causes Charlie to retreat, but it’s Lilly’s fascination with fairies that brings them together as a family.
Between The Pages
A story of emotional heartbreak and emotional scars. The main cast of Delaney, Charlie, Lilly, and Andrew are entertaining. The introduction of Charlie’s brother and sister ups the emotion. I expected more of a Christmas theme throughout the story other than near the end. While the story is long, there are many scenes that will hold your interest, leading you to the sweet and tender ending.
Rating
3 Stars
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1 comment:
The story sounds like it centers around a wonderful premise, and the exploration of such a worthwhile subject as PTSD
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