Jody Sharpe Offers Bestselling Christmas Novella as Free Ebook for Holiday Season

Jody Sharpe, an award-winning author known for her inspirational stories featuring angels, has announced that the ebook version of her bestselling novella 'The Dog Who Came For Christmas' will be available at no charge on November 25, 2025. The free offering will be available exclusively through Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/stores/Jody-Sharpe/author/B00DPL3382?, providing readers with access to this holiday-themed story during the Christmas season.

The timing of this free ebook release highlights the enduring value of books as holiday gifts. Unlike many gifts that may lose their novelty over time, books possess a timeless quality that allows them to be cherished for years and even passed down through generations. This free offering makes Sharpe's work accessible to a wider audience while promoting the tradition of sharing stories during the holiday season, fostering connection and community through literature.

'The Dog Who Came For Christmas' features meteorologist and psychic Gayle Force Knight, who receives a vision from an angel while sleeping. With her intuition and the help of her intuitive husband Alex Knight and friends, Gayle embarks on a mission that involves surprising twists and turns of intrigue. The story continues Sharpe's tradition of incorporating angelic characters and themes into her work, demonstrating her consistent focus on spiritual and inspirational storytelling.

Sharpe's body of work consistently features angels and strong anti-bullying messages, with many of her anti-bullying insights available through her website at https://jodysharpe.com/blog. Her other publications include 'To Catch an Angel,' which takes place in the fictional town of Mystic Bay, California, where miracles happen and angels live among humans. The Town of Angels series, including 'Town Of Angels' and 'Town Of Angels Christmas,' continues this theme with stories that pit angels against bullies in the psychic-friendly community.

Beyond her fiction work, Sharpe has authored 'Special Needs Children, The Angels On My Shoulder,' a memoir based on her twenty-five years teaching children with special needs. The book placed second in the National Federation Of Press Women's At-Large Communication contest and has been praised by Midwest Book Review for its ability to 'see the good in circumstances and people.' Her children's book 'When The Angel Sent Butterflies' helps children understand that love from parents and others surrounds them, with the concept that love conquers fear.

Sharpe maintains an active online presence through her website's 'Tuesdays With The Angels' section at http://www.jodysharpe.com, where she presents stories of real-life encounters with angels. She hopes to create a collection of angel stories involving sightings, interactions, and miraculous encounters, welcoming submissions from the public at http://bit.ly/2FV8amd. Her YouTube channel further expands on these topics, with special attention to bullying as it relates to special needs children.

The free availability of 'The Dog Who Came For Christmas' during the holiday season represents an opportunity for new readers to discover Sharpe's work and for existing fans to access this particular story without cost. This approach to digital publishing demonstrates how authors can use free offerings to build readership while sharing positive messages about community, spirituality, and overcoming challenges through angelic intervention and human kindness.