FREE Books – The Christmas Box by Richard Paul Evans
Richard Paul Evans, best selling author of The Christmas Box, is giving away FREE copies of his book. As he states on his website:
Dear Readers,
Last year was a very difficult time for many of my readers, so I offered something to help make Christmas giving easier: Free copies of The Christmas Box. It was a huge hit and we went through more than a quarter million copies in about five weeks!
This year I am giving away what I have left. (There are only about 50,000 copies left.) If you would like these free books, don’t delay! They won’t last long. This is the offer: One free box containing 20 paperback copies-of my #1 International Bestseller, The Christmas Box ($100 worth of books) for just the price of shipping, boxing and handling, $15 ($35 in Canada). You may use these books as stocking stuffers, neighbor gifts, teacher gifts, church gifts, visiting teaching, bible class, student gifts: whatever you want them for. All I ask is that you not resell them. And, I hope you still plan to share my book THE CHRISTMAS LIST with those you love.
Amazon.com Review
Richard Paul Evans originally wrote The Christmas Box as an expression of love for his two daughters, never intending for it to be published. Many Christmas seasons (and a rich publishing contract) later, this touching tale relates the meaning of Christmas in a profound but simple way. Rick, Keri, and their 4-year-old daughter, Jenna, are hired as caretakers and are welcomed into the home of Mary, an ailing widow, just in time for the holidays. Before long, it becomes apparent that Mary cherishes their companionship, and this young family begins to understand that their relationship to Mary is more special than any one of them could have realized. These tender relationships, fraught with real-life struggles, are the backdrop for unraveling a mysterious secret that gently propels the reader through this short story. Unlike most generic Christmas stories, Evans manages to bypass triviality, imbedding these pages with humble truth and emotion. This tiny treasure will cause you to rejoice in the blessings of the season while stirring up a childlike vigor as old profundity is revealed anew. In a season often shrouded in selfishness and materialism, Evans reminds the reader that the only way that we can genuinely love one another is by accepting the greatest gift of love ever given–that of a Father who “so loved His children that He sent His son, that we might someday return to Him.” –Jill Heatherly
Click the picture below to take you to Richard’s website for more information about his free offer.
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