Christmas Karol

Karol Charles does not have time for ghosts. It's Christmas Eve and she's at the office. Sure, her kids thought she'd be making cookies with them back at home, but this isimportant. This is what it means to "have it all." Then, a familiar cough from the adjacent room jolts her out of her work. It can't be possible. Marley is dead. She has been for years.

With Marley's death, Karol is now running their law firm by herself. But she still strives to live by her best friend and law partner's creed:The job makes the money and the money buys the things that make your family happy. Working all the time is a sacrifice Karol has made willingly.

However, Karol's life takes a drastic turn when she falls outside of Rockefeller Center and has to be hospitalized. But something is wrong with this hospital. There's a ghost in the waiting room and another magical visitor in the lobby. With them, Karol revisits long-forgotten memories and begins to unravel the truth about her current situation-and a future that is anything but cheery and bright.

In this modern twist on Dickens'sA Christmas Carol, Karol's journey through her past, present, and future reveals a difficult yet liberating truth: It is far better to have what matters than to have it all.

Christmas Karol by Faith Moore gives a modern twist on Charles Dickens's classic tale of A Christmas Carol. In Moore's inherently entertaining and thoughtful story, Karol Charles's supernatural journey through her past, present, and future reveals a difficult yet liberating truth: It is far better to have what matters than to have it all. While also available for personal reading lists in a digital/Kindle book format, this hardcover edition from DW Books of Christmas Karol is especially and unreservedly recommended for community library Christmas Fiction collections. -- Midwest Book Review

Faith Moore is a freelance writer and editor and-most importantly-a stay-at-home mom. She has been published in the Wall Street Journal, New York Daily News, Federalist, andDaily Wire, among others. She is the author of Saving Cinderella: What Feminists Get Wrong About Disney Princesses and How to Set It Right. Faith lives in Brooklyn, New York, with her husband and two sons.

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