Christmas on Wheels

By Willis Boyd Allen

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

A lonely traveler finds love and rediscovers the spirit of Christmas when a snowstorm strands him with a kind woman and fellow passengers, leading to an unexpected and joyful celebration on a train.

Genres

Culture/Civilization/Society Literature Fiction

Released

2020-12-21

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Summary

"Christmas on Wheels" by Willis Boyd Allen is a heartwarming, late 19th-century fiction story about love and the magic of Christmas. The story follows Bob Estabrook, a lonely man traveling to San Francisco on a snow-covered Christmas Eve, feeling disconnected and missing home. His journey takes an unexpected turn when he meets Gertrude Raymond and her father on the train. A heavy snowstorm forces the passengers to stop, leading Gertrude to spark an impromptu Christmas celebration for everyone, including struggling travelers, sharing joy and kindness. Bob's heart softens as he falls in love with Gertrude and finds a sense of belonging and connection, discovering that even in the most difficult times, the Christmas spirit can bring people together and create moments of warmth and happiness.