When Santa offers efficiency expert Holly Jamison a job at the North Pole, she’s delighted to accept. It’s not that she loves the Christmas holidays. Far from it. Everywhere she looks, from the piles of presents to the thousands of cheery elves hard at work, Holly sees ways to improve the whole operation. Even Nick Claus, Santa's charming son, fails to draw Holly into the holiday spirit. Holly has to admit that Nick’s charismatic and handsome, but his fun-loving side doesn’t mask his lack of a work ethic. It’s only when Holly cancels Nick’s pet project, and jeopardizes Christmas for thousands of children, that she realizes that the man she discounts as a total slacker might be the only one who can teach her about the joy of Christmas.
Genre: FICTION / Romance / GeneralMrs. Saint Nick was originally released in November of 2013. It is currently available in English in ebook, print and audiobook formats. Despite being a holiday release, it has continued to sell throughout the year and it currently has 6 five star reviews on Amazon.
“I can save Christmas this year, Mr. Claus.” Efficiency expert Holly Jamison pulled a resume from her briefcase and reached across the massive oak desk to place it in front of Santa. She sat back, folded her hands in her lap and tried not to look as anxious as she felt. She wanted this job. Correction. She desperately wanted this job.
“Save may be a bit of an overstatement, Miss Jamison.” Santa smiled genially, kindness evident in his blue eyes. “With my daughter Carol away for the holidays I could really use an efficient, level-headed right hand during this last week before the big day.”
“As you can clearly see, Mr. Claus, I have extensive experience with hectic pre-holiday schedules and-”
Santa raised a white gloved hand. “Yes, Miss Jamison, I can see that you spent close to five years working as Mr. Sand Man’s chief assistant.” He peered over his gold wire rimmed glasses at her. “Although I’m not quite certain that we can compare the frantic energy of the North Pole the week before Christmas to nightly bedtime, can we?”
