Two fresh starts. One unexpected Christmas romance.
The one woman he shouldn't love is the one he can't forget.
Will the midnight bell bless their loveβor seal their fate?
He ghosted her ten years ago. Now sheβs stuck with him for Christmas.
Christmas is sweet. Family secrets can be deadly.
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Scott Pinsker
Author Scott Pinsker is a celebrity publicist whose analysis of marketing trends and political brand-building strategies has been featured on FOXNews.com, the Washington Times and Breitbart. As the author tells it:
βThe Second Coming: A Love Story was the byproduct of a bizarre thought-experiment: If the Devil was a real-life entity β and if the Devilβs primary objective was to win new followers β then what would be his best marketing strategy?
During my career, Iβve worked with billionaires, athletes, singers and celebs-in-peril. I was responsible for safeguarding reputations, crisis management and media relations. But more than anything, Iβve cultivated a special talent for rehabilitating brands and activating new target-audiences, and itβs served me well.
But what if Satan was my client? What if I was literally the Devilβs advocate?
What would be Satanβs smartest strategy for winning new followers?
After toying with this idea, it soon became clear: All those horror movies had it wrong! The Devil wouldnβt woo us with something as obvious as horns and a pitchforkβ¦ simply because it would be bad marketing. Instead, a creature as old and wise as Satan would recognize that very few people will deliberately do evil in the name of evil β but billions will gladly do evil in the name of good. And then, heβd strategize accordingly.
So what would be Satanβs best marketing strategy?