With just a few days before Christmas I thought I'd shine a spotlight on the most recent book in a series to which I'm woefully behind. I'll Be Home for Mischief by Jacqueline Frost is the fifth book in the Christmas Tree Farm Mystery series and was released last month.
Blurb:
It’s Christmastime in Mistletoe, Maine, and the Historical Society
has launched a widespread campaign to celebrate the town’s 150th
anniversary. Descendants of the founding family, the Snows, have
returned for the first time, and Holly is determined to make the
family’s visit magical. In an attempt to put Mistletoe on the map,
Holly’s mother, a respected local baker, attempts to break a record by
baking the world’s largest gingerbread man, but her plans are whisked
away when Mr. Snow’s body ends up in the batter.
When Mr. Moore,
the local mistletoe farmer, is accused of the crime, Holly reprises her
role as amateur sleuth to protect the sweet older man. Between hosting
the inconsolable Mrs. Snow and other guests at the inn, receiving
threatening messages telling her to stop her investigation, and
preparing for her first wedding anniversary with Sheriff Evan Gray, she
might need a Christmas miracle to survive.
When someone breaks
into Holly’s office and scratches a warning into her desk, she knows she
has little time left. Can Holly uncover the killer before someone else
gets burned, or is her involvement a recipe for trouble?
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