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    Blue Light Christmas 2: A Cry For Elf
    Blue Light Christmas 2: A Cry For Elf
    Blue Light Christmas 2: A Cry For Elf
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    Blue Light Christmas 2: A Cry For Elf

    By Tobey Alexander

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    It's another Christmas and what was supposed to be another normal shift for Constable Tim Tinsel. Fate it would seem has a different plan. Just about ready to leave for his shift Tim finds himself needed once again to save Christmas. This time Santa needs Tim to come to the North Pole and along for the ride is Tim's daughter Eve. Can they help save Santa and ultimately once again....Christmas hangs in the balance in a wild new adventure in support of Care Of Police Survivors charity.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTobey Alexander
    Release dateNov 1, 2017
    ISBN9781386429173
    Blue Light Christmas 2: A Cry For Elf

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      Blue Light Christmas 2 - Tobey Alexander

      We have faced an unprecedented year of challenge and sadness. May this be a story to remind us that those behind the uniform of all our services are human. We face challenges and turn towards the darkness where others may not.

      In times of darkness, there are those that weather the storm. Standing together against the tide. A thin blue line. United, a family, unbreakable.

      BLUE LIGHT CHRISTMAS 2:

      A CRY FOR ELF

      CHAPTER ONE

      ANOTHER CHRISTMAS EVE

      CONSTABLE TIM TINSEL emptied the coffee cup and turned towards the front door. Standing defiantly between Tim and the door was his daughter, Eve.

      ‘Not again daddy!’ She declared and thrust both hands onto her hips.

      ‘Baby I have to.’ He pleaded as his wife stepped in from the living room.

      ‘It’s not fair,’ Eve declared loudly, stamping her right foot as if to emphasise her opinion.

      Even though she was only four, but very nearly five as she always reminded him, Eve was a strong-willed little girl. All through the day she had grumbled and complained as Tim tried to sleep in preparation for his Christmas Eve night shift.

      ‘She’s got a point,’ his wife said as she scooped Eve up from in front of the door. ‘You did work it last year.’

      ‘I know,’ Tim agreed and placed a soft kiss on his wife’s cheek. ‘I can’t say no though, next year maybe but it’s just the job I do. Someone has to do it.’

      ‘Not fair!’ Eve repeated and turned her head away from Tim as he leant in to kiss her.

      Tim shouted his goodbyes to his sons in the living room. It was met only by a muffled bye as they were too engrossed in their computer game to offer him a proper farewell.

      ‘Nice to know someone still cares,’ Tim chuckled as he ruffled Eve’s hair. ‘Want to see me out properly?’

      Eve reluctantly agreed and jumped down to the floor. As Tim tied up his boots, Eve slipped on her wellingtons and tied her dressing gown tight around her waist.

      ‘I’d better go and check they’re just fighting on the game and not in real life, stay safe.’ His wife smiled and returned back into the living room leaving Tim and Eve alone.

      As Tim picked up his work bag Eve opened

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