Snow-Ghost: A Dark Christmas Short

by Guy Veryzer

Christmas was placed at the winter solstice, which Old traditions say is a time of between the worlds, and sprits might be walking, is a perfect time to tell ghost stories beside the fire… and this is a new one… After a blizzard in New York City a huge snowman appears mysteriously outside of Grand Central Station, and everyday seems to grow larger, while also appearing at another door. What at first was funny becomes more and more menacing. Elsewhere in Grand Central a man with an icy soul named Clinton Rudge fumes with anger at cheerful holiday makers filling the station, after making an evil wish, he vanishes…

8 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 24, 2018

Reviews

[Linda · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a very short story, but it was pretty cool. Frosty getting revenge on people. LOL

[Laura · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was my first experience with Guy Veryzer's work, and I found it entertaining. The short story was about a snowman in Grand Central Station that seemed to grow larger and appeared in different places. I liked the tale as it morphed from a light, fluffy story, into a creepy, get under one's skin, type of tale. Guy Veryzer's narration was great, and his performance fit the story well. I requested this audiobook from Audiobooks Unleashed and I have voluntarily left this review.