A young widowed veterinarian is unexpectedly called to the North Pole just before Christmas eve. He has just hours to figure out why Rudolph's nose no longer glows red. If he cannot cure Rudolph in time there will be no Christmas.
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A Very Shiny Nose::First there was A Christmas Carol, The Night Before Christmas, A Miracle on 34th Street, Frosty The Snow Man, and now the classic Christmas story for your child's generation, A Very Shiny Nose. Written by famed western novelist R.W. Stone, author of the best selling western epic, Trail Hand, this delightful story, A Very Shiny Nose, will be one of your child's favorite Christmas stories from now on. When Rudolph's Shiny Nose stops shining, Santa's Headquarters at the North Pole calls upon a special doctor to help restore the glow to Rudolph's nose hopefully in time to save Christmas. Find out how Christmas was saved in this new classic Christmas tale from the heart and mind of one of America's award winning authors, R.W. Stone. This exciting and heart-warming Christmas story will keep your child or grandchild in the holiday spirit all season long. "I hope that you will share this special Christmas story with your family for many generations to come." Sincerely, R.W. Stone
Excerpt
“I’m sorry Jake,” Santa replied explaining. “You see, Christmas is above all else, a traditional holiday. It’s all geared toward keeping alive traditional values. Not only that, it’s also about creating at least one day a year for remembering the why and wherefore of all that kindness, love and goodness. It was set up that way
from the beginning. Everything as it was, as it should be.” Santa paused a moment to pat Donner on the neck.
A short story of mine was included in an anthology of short fiction by fourteen of Port Town Publishing Company's authors. It is out of print and no longer available except as a download. Contact me at charlenetess@yahoo.com if you want it.
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A delightful story of a needy family of squirrels who are kicked out of their village, because of their tattered clothes and nests.
Abandoned and in search of friends to accept them, they travel many roads of r
