Deck the Halls: A Christmas Horror

by Edward Lorn

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Santa Claus and his team of reindeer head home to the North Pole after an impromptu battle with his lifelong enemies, the Naughty, only to be welcomed by chaos and tragedy.

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Seeking revenge and salvation for a loved one, Santa must journey to a distant land to partner with the most unlikely ally imaginable.

This time, Santa's taking the fight to the Naughty, and he will deck the Halls with their blood.

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