We are all familiar with Charles Dickens’s beloved A Christmas Carol, perhaps because the story and characters are so true and timely though written some 175 years ago. Also, at least on some level, we can relate to a character who has been hardened by life and the sorry paths that were taken.
An Easter Song is intended to be to Easter what A Christmas Carol is to Christmas. It boldly emulates Dickens’s template, but it is a new story set for today’s generation. There are no haunting spirits in this story, but an equally traumatic event allows the primary character to visit pertinent scenes from his past and to witness missteps he took in life.
