Barbara Matteson
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Barbara Matteson is a life-long New Englander, currently residing outside of Boston with her husband, son, black lab, and leopard gecko. She recently became a published writer when her essay, The Birds of Winter, was published in the January/February 2022 edition of Victoria Magazine. She also enjoys writing movie reviews, hiking, baking, reading, and traveling.
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Savannah Brady is a fifty-three year-old woman who is far from perfect. Most days she feels zombie-like, walking through life merely existing, but not living. Her husband tragically died a few years prior, and her son moved to Switzerland for a job opportunity in the spring, leaving Savannah on her own for the first time in her life.
On a blustery autumn afternoon, Savannah ambles to her favorite lunchtime haunt, Howardson’s Emporium, to browse the Halloween sale aisles when a chance encounter with one of the store’s employees changes her life in ways she never thought imaginable, inviting her to become the Perfect Mrs. Claus. This brings the possibility of romance, all within the charm of a Christmas wonderland where holiday dreams and wishes really could come true. |
