Sugar Plum Dreams (Snowflake Triplet #1.5)    by Alexandra Lanc
Price: $2.00 USD. 26010 words. Published on October 19, 2012. .
On sale for summer reading, 50% off! ~ The backstory of the Sugar Plum Fairy is revealed -- how she became who she is, what her job entails, and why she hates Jack Frost. In Sugar Plum Dreams discover how sometimes, the past can lead to an unexpected future.

Christmas In The Bottoms    by Charles Harvey
Price: Free! 10090 words. Published on October 29, 2012. .
Christmas in the Bottoms--you’ll laugh like the Dickens. A very soulful and satirical version of the classic: A Christmas Carol. Narrated and commentated by a pair of jive talking "Dozens" Players named Madd and Dog2020 aka Maddog2020. It's a bit of fantasy and a bit macabre. Scrooge is the miser Ebenezer Jenkins who owns Glad Wrappings Funeral Home and BBQ joint. What's Cooking you may ask.

A Christmas Daydream    by Elaine Dinnall-Stewart
Price: $5.99 USD. 1410 words. Published on November 13, 2012. .
A Christmas Daydream is a delightful, nostalgic narrative of Christmas Market, told with passion and sensitivity that will touch your heart. It shares a message of family, love, and what truly matters. A story that is old as it is new with all the sights and sounds of tradition. It will engage and compel you. For the child in your life, or for the child that still lives inside your heart.

The Christmas Wish    by Tori Scott
Price: $2.99 USD. 22950 words. Published on November 28, 2012. .
Merry Peterson is not a big fan of Christmas. Now she's a long way from home, alone, and missing her family. And then she falls right into Santa's lap. Jason Wells might be a hard-working news anchor, but he still takes time to play Santa for the kids at Children's Hospital and solicits donations for worthy causes. But is he for real? It's Merry's job to find out.

Room at the Inn    by Marty Roppelt
Price: $0.99 USD. 1990 words. Published on December 6, 2012. .
The Kreutz Family Christmas unfolds in much the same way every year, just as it does for many other American families. But the drive from church to home - and the traditional feast - becomes more than the usual raucous ride down Holiday Memory Lane one Christmas. All proceeds benefit the homeless shelter, St. Herman's House of Hospitality in Cleveland, Ohio.