The Crystal Canes

The Crystal Canes is a set of holiday classic comedies. Set in the fictitious township of Briarnagh, the story's young main characters are being introduced to their exotic foreign relatives from throughout Europe and Europe's adjoining territories for the first time just as the much-anticipated holiday season arrives. The father of the young characters is determined to make this holiday an occasion to remember and works diligently to accommodate his dream of finally gathering his entire extended family. This is where the story becomes seemingly miraculous for the father. The father accidentally discovers a simple means of communications that his scientist uncle from Russia manages to convert into a mechanism for communications with the heavens, generating an enormous buzz among the family's religious leaders and taking the entire family on a global adventure in search of an answer to life's mysteries. Needless to say, the father manages to enthrall his entire family, and the comedy ensues as they meander their way into dilemma-rich properties of God's estate. Called a comedy turned miracle, The Crystal Canes is written for adults with children that are young enough to still appreciate a classic holiday event-an event that they will assuredly revisit upon their own children in their distant futures. All of the mechanisms described in The Crystal Canes actually function as described, making this an educational opportunity for every family and a literal spiritual experience for readers of all ages and faiths. The Crystal Canes is nondenominational, though it assuredly embraces all religions when an opportunity to laugh at one's self presents itself. In the sequel to The Crystal Canes, the family finds itself on an authentic treasure hunt that is available for all readers to enjoin as they attempt to solve the mystery of the pharaohs and immortality. Should it be of any interest to the consumer, The Crystal Canes and its sequel have never received an unfavorable review.