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Showing posts with label tales of Christmas. Show all posts

Under Western Skies - my new Christmas book






















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Not too many facts, but there sure is a lot of fiction in my new book. This one, another western, is a book of 14 short stories about Christmas. I have enjoyed magical Christmas stories and movies my entire life and spent three years, off and on, writing this one. 

All stories are set in the west, some in modern time, others in the old west.  Several of the stories have a Christian theme others are of Santa and his magic. 

I hope readers will enjoy these stories as much as I enjoyed writing them.

The book Under Western Skies - 14 Tales of Christmas, is available here.

Take a look and thanks. 

This one will make a terrific Christmas gift for anyone who loves or lives in the west.

http://www.amazon.com/Under-Western-Skies-Tales-Christmas/dp/0692565728/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1447712048&sr=1-1&refinements=p_27%3ANeil+A.+Waring


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