Best-Selling Author JR Wirth Releases, The Town Beneath the Christmas Tree!

PORT ORCHARD, Wash. - Jan. 22, 2015 - PRLog -- About The Town Beneath the Christmas Tree:

Christmas is a time for family, particularly children who keep the magic of Christmas alive. What happens though when children become nasty and fight over the wrapped presents under the tree? Six cousins find out in the Town Beneath The Christmas Tree. In the spirit of Charles Dickens the cousins are placed into an unfamiliar, upside-down world, where they are forced to deal with, and rely on, each other. The journey begins with the heroine, nine-year-old Hailey Jade, landing in a winter wonderland where terror soon sets in, as she realizes she is all alone. Soon Hailey is joined by her older cousin, Isaiah. Together they recognize that the younger children have also been catapulted through time and space and are now missing and in danger. The race to find the younger children ends them up in the town beneath their grandfather’s Christmas tree, where they find the true meaning of Christmas and the love for one another.

About JR Wirth:

JR Wirth is passionate about writing quality fiction. JR a licensed psychotherapist working with at risk youth, while supervising an adult, mentally ill forensic unit. Combining years of dealing with interpersonal conflicts and distress, with fictional characters and dire situations, the result is compelling, thought provoking and often emotionally charged. Two short stories: “My Halloween Date” and “The Town Beneath the Christmas Tree,” feature his family in fun, adventurous journeys with moral messages.

You can find JR here:

https://twitter.com/JRWirth/

https://www.facebook.com/jeff.wirth

http://catalog.etherbooks.com/Authors/570

http://www.mspringspub.com/

http://www.pinterest.com/pin/157133474469650517/

Where you can find The Town Beneath the Christmas Tree:  http://www.amazon.com/Town-Beneath-Christmas-Tree-ebook/dp/B00R4ZWSYU/

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars Kitty Muse Book Reviews

By K. Ree

An argument under the Christmas tree leads to an accidental massive head-bop for six young children. Where they end up and how they get back is the stuff of legend. Or at least of a really good Christmas story.
Nine-year-old Hailey suddenly finds herself in a strange, snow-covered land. She is soon joined by her cousins Isaiah and Bubba. Together they go in search of the rest of the group, for they are certain that the rest of them wound up in the same place.
Sure enough, they find five-year Arhiana in the lower branches of a huge tree that is ablaze with many-colored lights. Moving further on, they rescue three-year-old Hayden from the conductor cabin of a train that is running circles around a pleasant-looking little town.
Things get even stranger when they cross the bridge into the town and find it filled with people dressed in 19th-century garb. When they find two-year-old Harper, what happens next shocks the two oldest of the group beyond their wildest dreams.

This was a sweet story, with very likeable characters. And as good stories should, it had a lesson to convey. “From the mouths of babes” – that phrase has great significance here. The reader is easily drawn into the predicament surrounding the band of unwilling adventurers, and will love the ending. I have read this story a couple of times, and still get chills at the end.
Definitely worth the short time it takes to read this tale, at any time of the year.

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