A grumpy old banker, dressed in a formal suit, stands with a stern expression on his face, looking at a charming, snow-covered Christmas tree farm. Digital art by Jack and Kitty Norton.

A Feel-Good Christmas Story: Mr. Halston’s Dilemma

Written byJack and Kitty

Discover the magic of hope and community in our latest feel-good Christmas story, where a small town unites to save the cherished Evergreen Acres from the brink of loss.

✅ Listen to A Feel-Good Christmas Story: Mr. Halston’s Dilemma on our podcast. We release new episodes of Travel with Jack and Kitty every day! Subscribe and listen on your favorite podcast app. 🎙️❤️

Feel-Good Christmas Story: Mr. Halston’s Dilemma

For the next few weeks on our podcast we’ll be sharing heartwarming holiday tales. We hope you enjoy these feel-good stories written by Kitty.

“Mr. Halston’s Dilemma” is a heartwarming tale set in the picturesque town of Stevens Point, Wisconsin, where the Cooper family faces the threat of losing their beloved Christmas tree farm. Amidst the frosty beauty of a small town, they struggle with financial woes and the stern demands of Mr. Halston, the banker. As Christmas approaches, with its magical air and festive charm, the Coopers, along with the townsfolk, rally to save their cherished farm. What will happen to the cherished farm, Evergreen Acres?

This story appears in our new book. For more info, click here.

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Jack and Kitty Norton are Emmy Award winning and best-selling authors. High school sweethearts turned married soulmates, this fun-loving couple splits their time between Minnesota and Tennessee and would love to have you over for some tater tot hotdish.

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