β Scribed by Kelley Armstrong
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The North Yorkshire moors are always a magical place, but theyβre particularly enchanting at the holidaysβ¦especially if one gets to travel back in time to a Victorian Christmas. For Bronwyn Dale, it is the stuff of dreams. Fancy-dress balls, quirky small-town traditions, even that classic one-horse open sleigh, complete with jingle bells. Thereβs just the tiny problem of the Butterfly Effect. How does a time-traveler make a difference without disrupting the future forever?
Note: this is a holiday novella not a full-length book
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