A Midnight Carol

A Novel of How Charles Dickens Saved Christmas

Fiction & Literature, Historical
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Author: Patricia K. Davis ISBN: 9781466883611
Publisher: St. Martin's Press Publication: October 21, 2014
Imprint: St. Martin's Press Language: English
Author: Patricia K. Davis
ISBN: 9781466883611
Publisher: St. Martin's Press
Publication: October 21, 2014
Imprint: St. Martin's Press
Language: English

1843, London. Though the approaching Christmas looks bleak at the home of the Dickens family, Charles and his pregnant wife Catherine try to maintain a good cheer for their four young children. Debts are mounting, food is scarce, and Charles' books—according to his miserly publisher—are no longer selling.

Then Charles has an idea, which comes to him in the ghostly form of Oliver Cromwell, the long-dead, spirit-crushing, Lord Protector of England. A Christmas Carol will be Dickens' most brilliant work yet, both for its mass appeal and underlying political message. But many sinister forces oppose the success of this literary gem; and it is only through faith, kindness and the innate goodness of mankind that A Christmas Carol will become a timeless classic—and that the young writer Charles Dickens will truly save Christmas for all of England...

Find the true story in A Midnight Carol by Patricia K. Davis, sure to become a brand new Christmas classic.

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1843, London. Though the approaching Christmas looks bleak at the home of the Dickens family, Charles and his pregnant wife Catherine try to maintain a good cheer for their four young children. Debts are mounting, food is scarce, and Charles' books—according to his miserly publisher—are no longer selling.

Then Charles has an idea, which comes to him in the ghostly form of Oliver Cromwell, the long-dead, spirit-crushing, Lord Protector of England. A Christmas Carol will be Dickens' most brilliant work yet, both for its mass appeal and underlying political message. But many sinister forces oppose the success of this literary gem; and it is only through faith, kindness and the innate goodness of mankind that A Christmas Carol will become a timeless classic—and that the young writer Charles Dickens will truly save Christmas for all of England...

Find the true story in A Midnight Carol by Patricia K. Davis, sure to become a brand new Christmas classic.

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