Santa Claus And The Tudor Alchemist

Where Christmas Magic, Meets Tudor Alchemy

Step into a world where Christmas legend meets Tudor history in this enchanting festive adventure from bestselling author Russell Ince. Santa Claus and The Tudor Alchemist is a richly told tale that blends folklore, magic, and real Tudor intrigue into a story destined to become a seasonal favourite.

Blurb:

When disaster strikes Santa’s Village just days before Christmas 1585, Santa and Mrs Claus must travel in secret, under assumed identities, to Tudor England to seek help at the court of Queen Elizabeth I.

Amidst courtly intrigue, cryptic alchemical puzzles, and the ancient magic of England’s forests, they uncover a long-buried power stirring beneath the land. But time is running out. To restore balance to the land, they must win the Queen’s trust and uncover a shadowy plot to seize the throne itself.

As myth and history entwine, long-slumbering energies awaken, and secrets even the greatest minds of the age have failed to uncover begin to reveal themselves.

A spellbinding festive adventure where the magic of Christmas walks hand-in-hand with history.

Key Features:

• Format: Available in hardback or paperback editions

• Length: 268 pages of magical storytelling

• Genre: Christmas fantasy, historical adventure, Tudor mystery

• Perfect for fans of historical fiction, festive folklore, and mythical adventures

• A timeless Christmas gift for readers from 8 to 108!

Why You’ll Love It:

• Combines the myth and wonder of Santa Claus with the intrigue of Tudor England

• Richly atmospheric descriptions of Elizabethan courts, alchemical mysteries, and enchanted forests

• Ideal for cosy festive reading or as a special Christmas present for lovers of magical, historical stories

Bring home Santa Claus and The Tudor Alchemist and experience a Christmas tale where history, magic, and myth unite in an unforgettable adventure.

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