A Song of Three Spirits

De: J. Zachary Pike

Narrado por: Doug Tisdale Jr.

When life gave Fenrir Goldson a second chance, he asked for a gift receipt.

Mr. Goldson is filthy rich. He’s also callous and cruel and hasn’t got a festive bone in his ancient body. Naturally, he’s due for a holiday haunting.

When his business partner, Bolbi Baggs, announces that they’re to be visited by three spirits, Mr. Goldson braces himself for a whirlwind tour of his past, present, and future.

Typically, a trio of time-traveling ghosts heralds a heartwarming tale of hope and redemption for the human race. Mr. Goldson, however, isn’t a member of the human race. He’s a Dwarf, and Mr. Baggs is a Halfling, and the adventure that’s about to take them across the enchanted world of Arth is anything but typical.

Holiday magic and economic realities collide in A Song of Three Spirits. It’s A Christmas Carol for the 21st century, with a dash of high fantasy. Listen to this hilarious satire of Charles Dickens’s classic today!

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This is genuinely one of the best series

truly one of the most hilarious and relatable fantasy series on audible. if you haven't read the other books by this author, do yourself a favor and pick them up.

awesome bro ,loved it

this book really taught me the culture of many factors I have been forgetting in event party gathering, and love the advice to take a year to make a amazing first impression, keep the great work going brother

absolutely entertaining from start to finish

J. Zachary Pike parody of A Christmas Caro is absolutely entertaining from start to finish. it is a great companion on a late December afternoon traveling to see one's family for the holidays. it's a great short story!

Merry capitalist Christmas

Surprise retelling of Scrooge with a capitalist twist. Scrooge learns a valuable lesson. Greed wins

Very good take on an old tale

I drove right in after reading the first two in the dark profits saga. Excellent rendition and satire. I love the ability of the author to take something I know and turn it about 15° different. It was interesting to see into the origin story just a tiny bit for the two bankers that are so central in the saga. The narrator was excellent as well.