
In Mistletoe and Murder, A Kate Hamilton Mystery novella, we find my newest favorite crime solving duo — Kate, an American antiques dealer and her almost-husband, DI Tom Mallory in the days leading up to Christmas and their wedding in Suffolk, UK.
Despite the picturesque village winter scene, which she beautifully paints, USA Today bestselling author Connie Berry immediately sets the tone, with Kate having jinxed herself aloud by pronouncing her wedding would be perfect. It shows up in small ways at first throwing a wrench in timing for the big day in a Mercury retrograde kind of way. But the biggest jinx of all begins when Kate’s friend, Sheila — another bride-to-be, needs her help. Before long, a little help turns into a life and death situation when Sheila goes missing, that could not only nix the Christmas Eve wedding but their lives, as well.
I highly recommend Mistletoe and Murder, to fans of Christmas cozies, traditional cozy mysteries, British mysteries, and partners in crime-solving duos.
Order online or buy now at your favorite independent bookstore. Mine is Sellers Books and Art in Jim Thorpe, PA.
Review by Di Prokop, More Mystery Please
Despite the picturesque village winter scene, which she beautifully paints, USA Today bestselling author Connie Berry immediately sets the tone, with Kate having jinxed herself aloud by pronouncing her wedding would be perfect. It shows up in small ways at first throwing a wrench in timing for the big day in a Mercury retrograde kind of way. But the biggest jinx of all begins when Kate’s friend, Sheila — another bride-to-be, needs her help. Before long, a little help turns into a life and death situation when Sheila goes missing, that could not only nix the Christmas Eve wedding but their lives, as well.
I highly recommend Mistletoe and Murder, to fans of Christmas cozies, traditional cozy mysteries, British mysteries, and partners in crime-solving duos.
Order online or buy now at your favorite independent bookstore. Mine is Sellers Books and Art in Jim Thorpe, PA.
Review by Di Prokop, More Mystery Please
