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Playing St. Nick

Shaded Whisperings, Book 2

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Playing St. Nick

By: Jae El Foster
Narrated by: Mark Reece Healey
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Jasmine and Dylan don't have a perfect life, but they have something pretty close. They are madly in love with each other, and they hope to start a family. In need of work, Dylan takes a job playing Santa Claus at a department store. Jasmine finds the idea humorous, until a centuries-old demon by the name of Nicholas Von Barron is unleashed from a forced hibernation and begins to destroy the city. Fabled as the original Santa Claus, Nicholas - who has a reputation for eating little children and turning people into ice - sets his sights on Jasmine and the unborn child in her womb.

Will Jasmine and Dylan live to see Christmas Day, or will they meet their ends at the icy hands of St. Nick?

©2017, 2020 Jae El Foster (P)2020 Jae El Foster Fiction Holidays Horror Scary Celebration Christmas Witty Winter

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