Bestselling Author Jody Sharpe Offers Anti-Bullying Christmas Novel Free for Limited Time

Bestselling author Jody Sharpe has announced that her novel 'The Dog Who Came For Christmas' will be available as a free ebook on October 28 and 29, 2025. The book, which features meteorologist and psychic Gayle Force Knight as the main character, continues Sharpe's pattern of incorporating strong anti-bullying messages into her angel-themed fiction. The free promotion will be available exclusively through Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/stores/Jody-Sharpe/author/B00DPL3382?.

In 'The Dog Who Came For Christmas,' Gayle Force Knight receives a vision from an angel while sleeping and wonders if she will meet the dog from her dream and save another. With the help of her intuitive husband Alex Knight and friends, Gayle embarks on a rescue mission filled with surprising twists and turns, discovering that angels are always guiding their journey. The novel is part of Sharpe's broader literary mission to address bullying through storytelling.

'Every one of us may have been bullied in our young lives or as adults and there is such a need to teach the children how to overcome being bullied and how bullying hurts,' Sharpe said in a recent article. She emphasizes the importance of teaching children to walk away from bullying situations and to tell parents, teachers, or other trusted adults when they experience bullying. 'An important lesson for our kids is to explain to them how kindness helps us grow into loving adults and how helping others helps ourselves grow up to be kind. Being kind can spread love around the world. It is more powerful than hate.'

Sharpe's commitment to anti-bullying themes extends beyond this single novel. Many of her anti-bullying messages and resources can be found on her website at https://jodysharpe.com/blog. Her body of work includes multiple books where angels confront bullies, including 'Town Of Angels,' which features 'angel vs. bully' dynamics in the fictional town of Mystic Bay, California. In that novel, angel Ken Leighton guides psychic Justine Greer and her family to thwart the efforts of bully Klaus Waxman.

The author's upcoming 2026 Mystic Bay novella will continue the anti-bullying theme that has become a hallmark of her writing. 'I've written books that have won awards, I think mainly because of the themes of love, forgiveness, redemption and thwarting bullies,' Sharpe noted. 'I love to write and the angels inspire me to realize my potential to get themes of love and hope out into the world.'

Sharpe's literary career includes several acclaimed works beyond her Christmas novels. 'Special Needs Children, The Angels On My Shoulder' is a memoir based on her twenty-five years teaching children with special needs, which placed second in the National Federation Of Press Women's At-Large Communication contest. Her children's book 'When The Angel Sent Butterflies' helps children understand that love from parents and others surrounds them, with the concept that 'love conquers fear.'

The author also maintains a 'Tuesdays With The Angels' section on her website where she presents stories of real-life encounters with angels, available at http://www.jodysharpe.com. She hopes to create a collection of angel stories involving sightings, interactions, and miraculous encounters, welcoming submissions from the public at http://bit.ly/2FV8amd. Sharpe's work has earned recognition including being chosen as a winner in the annual '50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading' Book Awards.

This free ebook promotion represents an opportunity for readers to access Sharpe's uplifting messages during the holiday season while addressing the ongoing societal issue of bullying. The timing during the Christmas season aligns with the book's themes of hope, rescue, and angelic intervention, making the anti-bullying message particularly resonant during a time traditionally associated with kindness and goodwill.