Taye has dedicated her entire dissertation to proving that the world doesn't need religion, but when she sets off to visit an ancient religious site, she stumbles into a world totally dependent on the God she hates. The Native lives in an eternal winter, preparing for Christmas around the clock. With the birth of Christ so near, Taye gets a firsthand look at the true meaning of Christmas-and a good look at those who oppose it. Krampus, evil elves, Mouse Kings, and a Sugar Plum Fairy. This fantasy world seems like a dream come true, or her greatest nightmare. At this point, Taye isn't sure if she's here to learn a lesson or fight for her life but when a handsome Guardian steps in to protect her, she throws caution to the wind. Perhaps Christmas isn't so bad after all. Bell of the Native is a romantic fantasy for those who love Christmas and the warmth it brings. Travel through a Christmas factory, help the Nutcracker protect the Sugar Plum Fairy, and see what role your faith plays in all of this. Jesus is the reason for the season, hopefully, Taye learns this the easy way.