Gumshoe Santa is a bonus short story for the collection Broken Christmas. And because you are
reading this, you have a chance to read it!
At the end of Broken Christmas, there is a Secret Santa
Cyphered message. By emailing that message to Mr. Henderson at info@phcbooks.com, you will receive a copy
of Gumshoe Santa for yourself!
Gumshoe Santa
There are some kind people left in this world. Oscar
personifies that.
Oscar is a private investigator hired by Andrea Fox to
provide photographic evidence that her husband is not being loyal to their
marriage. Due to a pre-marriage agreement, her husband having an affair is the
only way she will make out with part of his fortune in the event of a divorce.
There is only one problem – Mr. Fox was as faithful as they
come.
Oscar could not obtain photographic evidence, so he was paid
a lot of money to frame Mr. Fox. Instead, he discovered another secret about
the couple that will end up coming out instead.
He does not want to ruin a whole family on Christmas Eve.
So, because he looks like Santa Claus, he brings their child a toy that has
been sold out in al stores in order to keep the Christmas spirit alive.
It is a sweet little story. I wasn’t sure where it was going
or how it was going to end up, but once I got to the end, I was very satisfied
with how it turned out.
Read Broken Christmas and find the secret code to get this
story, you will not regret it.
4/5 Stars.
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