About the Novel
With a failing economy and dwindling population, the once-flourishing mining community of St. Nicholas in northern Canada is on the road to ruin.
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That was until the arrival of the Bingzhen Group, a Chinese-American conglomerate with ambitious plans to buy the town and transform it into the most popular ski resort and holiday destination in North America.
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With the deal done and Christmas approaching, the community is buzzing with excitement about the future and the influx of new residents, like Binzhen envoy Ling Wong, Scottish schoolteacher Shona Fleming, new school custodian Curtis Tate and a small army of contractors. What none of them realize is that St. Nicholas was never theirs to sell.
There is something else here which has long laid claim to the land. Something which has long held the town in its thrall and does not intend to give it up without a fight. Something strange and inhuman. Something cruel and powerful and very, very, hungry.
The children call him Santa Claus.
This Thanksgiving, reject God and worship Santa!
“Like Brite and Barker, McNee has perfected the art of presenting taboo acts of extreme horror, violence, and gore as art.”
- Nicole Amburhey, TatterandBroken.com
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“Forany horror lover looking for something original and entertaining." ”
- Cemetery Dance
“Rather than relying on shock value, McNee's horror aries from thrusting interestingcharacters together in an unsettling setting.”
- Pop Mythology
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