Serena Walken

Carrie is the next Mrs. Claus, and the son of Santa follows his family traditions to make her his. Only, tradition must break as Carrie's world gets lost to darkness.

Kris wants to take a slow, traditional approach with his future Mrs. Claus. Night riding in the sleigh. Drinking the elves cocoa. Distributing toys to good girls and boys as friends for a few years. His father though, isn't doing too well in the magic department, and Carrie's world loses the protection of Santa Claus.

Carrie is a sweet seventeen year old, who has known Kris only a little from his visits year to year. However, when he spits out the truth to her, running away to the North Pole isn't on her plans. As people in her world turn, and the season of merriment is no longer celebrated, will she have any choice in the matter?

Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus are gone. To give her world a fighting chance, can they both become the new Mr. and Mrs. Claus?

Saving Mrs. Claus

Carrie should have grabbed that Christmas Rose. The tears she had shed since that night she saw Kris had been so many she could have filled an ocean. It was cliche, but it felt so true. The tree the Salvation Army always put up had been abandoned before even one angel donation could be fulfilled. Homelessness was at an all-time high. The home that Carrie loved and appreciated had dwindled down to two: Carrie and her father. Her mother had moved back east, and she refused to talk to her or her dad on the phone. 


Jenny never made up with Carrie. In fact, she joined the popular clique at school that she used to hate. When Carrie went to school, Jenny called out to her and said something mean every time. Even Carrie's simplest secrets like her favorite Christmas CDs were the main source of Jenny's laughter. 


Gifts Have Meaning