A Deadly Christmas Market
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A Deadly Christmas Market — Book 5 of The Thistlewood Tea & Treats Mysteries. Mulled wine, fairy lights, and one length of missing wire.
The Christmas market comes to Thistlewood, and opening morning brings a crowd, a competition with a long and unfriendly history, and an accident that is not one. Gerald Sims has an account of events. Florence Marsh remembers a different version. Somebody wrote an email they should not have written, and Carl Britten would very much like the whole thing to go away before the carols start.
What to expect
- A festive cozy mystery — snow, markets and a tightly plotted puzzle
- Perfect Christmas comfort reading in one or two evenings
- Standalone; no need to have read the earlier books
Part of The Thistlewood Tea & Treats Mysteries — traditional English village whodunits with fair-play clues and no gore. Every book stands entirely on its own.
Browse the whole series in Cozy Mysteries, try the Romance Novels shelf, or explore the full Arb Digital Library.
If you are after a christmas cozy mystery with a fair-play puzzle and a village worth returning to, this is a good place to begin.
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