Logistics: A Christmas Story Review

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February 1

As kids, we believed in certain imaginative things: the tooth fairy, monsters under our beds, and even Santa Claus. And as we get older, the truth behind these tales gets revealed. Some of us even pass these ideologies to our children. The childlike glee one feels opening presents in the morning from under the Christmas tree or the tug of cover over your head as you anxiously await the verdict from your parent assuring you that there are no monsters under your bed.

These memories can have a lasting impact, but what if what you believed in was true? What if the nights you stayed up waiting to see that red Santa suit and white beard joyfully put presents under the tree could happen? This is what Holly Hillman experienced.

Holly was placed in child services at age two and a half. She grew up not believing in any fantasy-related joy, like Santa Claus. Being rigid and career-driven, Holly didn't have time for fun or love. She ended her longtime relationship with Will Myers after taking a job as the CEO of Marshall Whiteman Logistics. Holly's job was her world, and nothing or no one would interfere. That is until the results of a work-related DNA test came in.

Working to close a deal with Ling Chow Group, where Holly's corporation would oversee this group, part of the requirement was that members of both teams take a DNA test. Holly agreed reluctantly. What transpires after is a whirlwind of information and discovery that not only has Holly learning who her birth parents are, but the significance of that childlike delight one feels, especially during the holidays.

Readers will enjoy this fantasy folktale filled with love, imagination, and a beautiful father-and-daughter relationship that'll have you with a permanent smile and is sure to warm your heart in Chris Coppel's Logistics: A Christmas Story. Lively characters, a charming storyline, and an unforgettable message of love, family, and purpose complete this cheerful, light-hearted novel.

Vivid scenes and laughter-filled moments add to this promising story as the audience goes on a compelling ride where you can't help but get enthralled. This heart-warming, joyous story will have your heart full.

Chris Coppel's Logistics: A Christmas Story is available everywhere books are sold.