Simon and the Christmas Spirit

De: Bonnie Dee, Summer Devon

Narrado por: Cornell Collins

A Christmas trifle from Devon/Dee.

The holiday spirit has forsaken Simon Harris. A recent reminder of the man who used and then left him sends lonely Simon on a glum visit to his club to while away a few hours. A breath of fresh air in the form of Christopher Andrews is about to enter his stale life. Performer of many talents and faces, Christopher gained entrée into the club to win money at cards. Unfortunately, he's losing. But the evening needn't be a complete disappointment as he strikes up a friendship with a gentleman which ends in a bedroom. Simon and Christopher enjoy a few hours of pleasure together, never expecting to see each other again, but Simon's newfound resolution to change might just transform both their holidays.

A short story, which includes a brief excerpt. Simon and Christopher's future will appear in our next short: Will and the Valentine Saint.

©2015 Bonnie Dee & Summer Devon (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

Excellent story and narration

I really enjoyed the story in this book as well as the narration. Collins really brought the characters to life with his pacing, voices, and characterization. The authors, as usual, wrote a great story.

Sweet Christmas novella

It was a bit reminiscent of a Christmas Carol but Simon was merely sad and lonely instead of miserly and cantankerous. Cornell Collins did a very nice job performing the story.

Very enjoyable holiday romance.

I really enjoyed this short and sweet romance story. Nice retelling of 'A Christmas Carol'. As always Cornell Collins ' performance was superb! Seriously Mr. Collins could make listening to a reading of the world's most boring textbooks engaging. Well done!

SIMON GIVES CHRISTMAS TO CHRISTOPHER’S FAMILY

Simon is an aristocrat in the 1840s. Christopher is an actor who is trying to make money to buy the family’s children Christmas presents. They are both gay and find a way to reveal a card cheat and have a tryst in Simon’s club, which Christopher has crashed. This is a cute M/M version of Dickens’s A Christmas Carol. A lovely story of how life for the gay community was in the 19th century.

The narration is in a proper English tone and makes one think they are in Merry Old England as the story unfolds.

lovely

thoroughly enjoyable bit of holiday happiness.
always enjoy this writing team. another winner.
puts me in the Christmas spirit.