Candyland - Bertauski, Tony
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The 12th standalone novel in the Claus Universe. The Christmas adventures you've been waiting for... Arthur woke up in a realm where fairy tales are born and Christmas never ends. Naturally, he thought he was dreaming. Who wouldn't? This wasn't his world. He had no idea how he got there, and even the natives were clueless about how or why a crosser came to Candyland. But there was a reason-there was always a reason. Arthur is quickly caught up in the eternal battle between naughty and nice. King Chocolate ruled the Naughty Side, and with Christmas fast approaching, he's determined to finally…mehr

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The 12th standalone novel in the Claus Universe. The Christmas adventures you've been waiting for... Arthur woke up in a realm where fairy tales are born and Christmas never ends. Naturally, he thought he was dreaming. Who wouldn't? This wasn't his world. He had no idea how he got there, and even the natives were clueless about how or why a crosser came to Candyland. But there was a reason-there was always a reason. Arthur is quickly caught up in the eternal battle between naughty and nice. King Chocolate ruled the Naughty Side, and with Christmas fast approaching, he's determined to finally win at any cost. When he hears rumors of Arthur's arrival, the king springs into action. The last thing he wants is a talented crosser helping the Nice Side win the war. Arthur has no idea what talent the king is after. He barely remembers who he is. He crossed over with only the clothes on his back and a pocket full of drawings. Soon, however, he finds himself trapped between naughty and nice. When he discovers the secrets inside himself, Candyland is transformed. And in the process, he will remember who he is and understand why he's there. When his true talent is unleashed, nothing will be the same.
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Tony Bertauski began his writing career with magazine columns, landscape design textbooks, and a gardening column for the Post and Courier in Charleston, South Carolina, before turning fully to fiction. Influenced by a grandfather whose shelves overflowed with classic science fiction, his work explores consciousness, identity, and what it means to be human. In 2008, he won the South Carolina Fiction Open for his short story Four Letter Words. He is best known for the Claus Universe and the Socket Greeny Saga, writing stories that emphasize momentum, emotional connection, and unexpected twists, always with entertainment at the forefront.