'Tis the Season for Magic: Ivy & Channing's Christmas Carol
by Michelle Angel
This book contains two connected short stories, Sugarplum Magic and Holidays Spirits.
In Sugarplum Magic, Ivy was expecting to spend another holiday alone, when her husband shows up to surprise her. She and Channing then spend their first Christmas Eve together, as a married couple in Paris. On this night, as they decorate the tree and exchange gifts, they're certain everything in their lives is perfect.
Holidays Spirits takes place a few years later. On this Christmas Eve, Channing is alone, in a big, empty house in Vienna. He's missing Ivy, remembering what they once had and what they lost, when a spirit shows up, hoping to alter the future he and Ivy seem destined to have.
These are not your typical feel-good, heartwarming holiday stories - but both are full of love, and the happiness as well as the sadness that may bring. While one story focuses on the joys of a young couple spending their first holiday together, the other story focuses on the lonely side of the holiday.
These stories can be enjoyed without having read Ivy & Channing: The Beginning of a Love Story. These stories can be viewed as an introduction to the characters, or a supplement to their story.
In Sugarplum Magic, Ivy was expecting to spend another holiday alone, when her husband shows up to surprise her. She and Channing then spend their first Christmas Eve together, as a married couple in Paris. On this night, as they decorate the tree and exchange gifts, they're certain everything in their lives is perfect.
Holidays Spirits takes place a few years later. On this Christmas Eve, Channing is alone, in a big, empty house in Vienna. He's missing Ivy, remembering what they once had and what they lost, when a spirit shows up, hoping to alter the future he and Ivy seem destined to have.
These are not your typical feel-good, heartwarming holiday stories - but both are full of love, and the happiness as well as the sadness that may bring. While one story focuses on the joys of a young couple spending their first holiday together, the other story focuses on the lonely side of the holiday.
These stories can be enjoyed without having read Ivy & Channing: The Beginning of a Love Story. These stories can be viewed as an introduction to the characters, or a supplement to their story.
