Caron's Egg is On Sale!

My second Holiday story, Caron's Egg, is now out for sale on Kindle and Nook.

What's it about, you ask?

"The Veil of Logic is a direct threat to the creatures living within The Preserve. It's also invincible. That's what the residents have always believed. That is, until they discover that in a greedy play for more power the Veil has spread itself thin, and now the residents can strike back.

Caron believes that he has what it takes to prove to the Preserve's residents that it can be done. Caron isn't just any Easter Bunny. He's the most long lived Easter Bunny to date, and his mind is constantly on the move. Caron is eager to do his part to fight against the Veil.

After frolicking in his garden...
And celebrating with friends...
And decorating eggs.

Will the easily distracted Easter Bunny find his place in the fight against the Veil of Logic, or will his fun-loving nature cause more problems for everyone?"

You can get your copy for only $0.99 at the Kindle Store, as well as at the Nook store. Easter is coming, so don't miss your chance. It'll change the way you look at the Easter Bunny forever.

And who knows? 

Maybe the Veil of Logic will lift from your shoulders... or the shoulders of a friend that you loan it to.

Why Santeclaus?

Where in the world did this crazy lady's wonky spelling of Santa Claus come from?!

Admit it.  That's what you're thinking.  You've read Santa's Letter, and you're wondering why I'd make such a crazy choice.

No worries... other people are thinking the same thing.  How do I know?  Because they've asked me that very question.

Clearly, the Veil of Logic is at work here.

It's a good question, actually, and one I'm excited to answer.

In 1821, a story called The Children's Friend was published by William Gilley.  It may be the first published account of a gift-giving Santa.  It's a spectacular story (poem, actually), and has some wonderful illustrations.

But don't take my word for it!  Read it yourself, courtesy pastispresent.org!