Letters from Tomorrow: When Christmas Cards Cross a Hundred Years

After the Second World War, Sophie Harper lives quietly in a small 1947 town where people are still relearning how to be kind. She works at a little shop by the river, shelves worn smooth, the window dusted with early snow. She finds calm in familiar routines and the glow of Christmas lights reflecting on the water. Then everything shifts. A strange box appears on the riverbank plain white cards inside, each showing handwriting from someone in the future.

Max Turner spends his days sealed inside a sterile research facility in 2047, walls humming with servers and cold blue monitors. When those cards show up in the lab airlock, they’re the first real thing he’s touched in months. He writes a small note to whoever might be out there, expecting nothing. Sophie’s reply surprises him. Her words carry church bells, bakery windows, and a town that celebrates winter with worn mittens and shared coffee.

Their letters become a lifeline across a century. Sophie’s uncertainty, Max’s loneliness, and the strange logic of time pull them into a connection neither of them can name. Until the cards hint at a danger beneath Sophie’s town an event erased by history, visible only in Max’s archived data.

Sophie has to speak up in her own time, even if people think she’s lost. Max has to choose whether the future will let him intervene.

When ink crosses a hundred years, what happens to the people brave enough to keep writing?

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This book continues the Everwish Noel journey where time is just a whisper, and love is everlasting.

In the heart of the holiday season, the Everwish Noel series brings five clean time-travel romances where connection slips past clocks and calendars. In each story, a mysterious Everwish box appears when two people from different eras are meant to cross paths. Through old letters, flickering light, winter stars, or a forgotten keepsake on a dusty shelf, they share hope and quiet longing moments that feel impossible yet deeply real.

These standalone tales carry nostalgia and winter warmth, each wrapped in a touch of Christmas wonder.

Can a single wish reach across centuries and find the one meant to hear it?

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E-bog: 24. november 2025