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The Darling Dahlias and the Poinsettia Puzzle
by Susan Wittig Albert
The Christmas season in 1934 Darling, Alabama, finds the Dahlias lending their talents to a new bakery, the biggest puzzle of Charlie's career, an exploited young performer and Sheriff Norris' investigation at a nearby prison farm.
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Uneasy lies the crown : A Lady Emily Mystery
by Tasha Alexander
While the British Empire of 1901 mourns the death of Queen Victoria, Lady Emily and her dashing husband, Colin, investigate a murder in the Tower of London that has been staged to resemble the death scene of Henry VI.
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Lark! the herald angels sing : a Meg Langslow mystery
by Donna Andrews
Discovering an abandoned infant in a live Nativity display with a note claiming her brother is the father, Meg learns that the baby is also connected to a crime that must be stopped. By the New York Times best-selling author of How the Finch Stole Christmas.
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The dead ringer : an Agatha Raisin mystery
by M. C Beaton
Agatha Raisin investigates the murder of an identical twin and co-manager of Thirk Magna's bell-ringer team, a demise that questions the innocence of bullied co-workers and a fed-up lawyer.
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Glitter bomb
by Laura Childs
A fatal accident involving a Mardi Gras parade float turns out to be murder, and scrapbook shop owner Carmela Bertrand discovers that her best friend's husband is the chief suspect. Includes scrapbooking tips and recipes.
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Murder in Her Stocking
by G. A. McKevett
When the scandalous Prissy Carr is found dead in an alley behind a tavern just before Christmas, Stella “Granny” Reid decides to investigate and what she finds puts the lives of those she loves in danger.
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Yule Log Murder
by Leslie Meier
Collects three new murder mysteries set in coastal Maine during the holidays, including "Yule Log Murder" by New York Times best-selling author Leslie Meier, "Death by Yule Log" by Lee Hollis and "Logged on" by Barbara Ross.
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Deck the hounds
by David Rosenfelt
Helping a hospitalized homeless man whose dog has been quarantined for protecting him during an assault, lawyer Andy Carpenter discovers that his new friend is a wrongful suspect in a two-year-old murder case.
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Thomas Kinkade's Cape Light : a Christmas secret
by Katherine Spencer
"Martin Nightingale was no stranger to Cape Light. He spent many happy summers there as a boy. Now, he's returned to fulfill the unusual terms of his grandfather's will. In order to collect his inheritance, Martin must spread joy throughout the town with anonymous gifts. A shy man who doesn't make friends easily, Martin is stumped by the role of Secret Santa. But a pretty police officer, Louisa Tully shows him that, "a stranger is just a friend you haven't met yet." One Christmas, long ago... Martin's grandfather, Walter was a toy-making genius, but a terrible businessman. The Christmas of 1955 seemed the last for Nightingale's Magical Toy Shop. Until miracles arrived, along with a stray dog named, Otis. But, as Martin discovers, his grandfather's greatest legacy is a priceless lesson about giving from the heart."
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