9-year-old Logan Ailshie, the only son of well-to-do parents, was used to getting his way, especially during the holidays. For him, Christmas wasn’t just about making a list, but making sure it was long enough. He also had a reputation for embellishing the truth. That is until a chance meeting with an angel on the streets of Manhattan ends with a journey back in time to the birthplace of Christianity. Eventually, he makes his way home with a story that could change all their lives. He only has one problem . . . no one will believe him. "Bailey reaches deep into the heart of the reader to show the true meaning of Christmas." - DiAnn Mills , Christy Award Winner " The Boy Who Cried Christmas by Dennis Bailey is a delightful Christian tale that will entertain believers of every age. Brilliantly portrayed, the captivating imagery of the settings enhances the plot and storyline. Complete with angels, baby Jesus, and Mary and Joseph, it is an exceptional novel that will enchant those who enjoy Christian-based Christmas stories." - Susan Sewell for Readers' Favorite "With an eye toward both faith and family, Bailey's ( Army of God ) sophomore novel is a beautiful reminder of the true meaning of the Christmas holiday." - Booklife Review "The FBI is called in when a young boy disappears from his New York City high-rise apartment, and readers of The Boy Who Cried Christmas by Dennis Bailey are off on an adventure that might be described as "It's a Wonderful Life" meets "Polar Express" meets "CSI: NY." This is a Christmas story unlike no other. Yes, it's a Christian theme, but the action in both New York City and ancient Israel will keep readers captivated through to the book's stunning conclusion." - Donna Parry for Readers' Favorite "Author Dennis Bailey has crafted a holiday read that will sit warmly in the hearts of all Christian readers at this time of year, but one which also has some very thought-provoking moments for us all in this modern world. One of the things that I really admired about the crafting of the work was that the author was able to produce a balanced narrative that all readers can engage with and enjoy, much like that of a classic fairytale." - K.C. Finn for Readers' Favorite