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I watched the 1951 version of A Christmas Carol again and it prompted me to write the first novel in this series. I love the story and have watched every version of it, but the 1951 version is my favourite. It was made long before most of us were born but it seems to capture the spirit of Charles Dickens’s book if you know what I mean. I hope Mr Dickens will forgive me for my spanking version.

Ebenezer Scarlet, reclusive miser, has nothing but contempt for Christmas and his fellow human being. He cares for no one and no one cares for him except, perhaps, his niece, Elise. Never having married, he rattles around alone, friendless, in his big, Riverside Drive mansion.

A hot and explicit Christmas comedy featuring a brave romantic with a warm fire and a hot man on her mind. Carol is alone at Christmas time and determined not to be. When she lays eyes on a dreamboat named Nick, the sparks fly, and she's in over her head... right where she wants to be.