Christmas

I read Santa Cruise: A Holiday Mystery at Sea by Mary Higgins Clark and Carol Higgins Clark immediately after The Christmas Thief. Since it employed

The Christmas Thief by Mary Higgins Clark and Carol Higgins Clark was the first novel I have read by either of these prolific mystery writers.

A Hero for the Holidays by Sherrilyn Kenyon was not what I was expecting. My immediate impression from the cover image conveyed, at least in

Christmas Stories by George Mackay Brown is a compilation of his short stories commissioned by Scottish newspapers over many years. Brown was one of the

Let It Snow by Nancy Thayer [1] centred on Christina Antonioni, the owner of a toy store on Nantucket. Just before Christmas she and the

Christmas at the Island Hotel by Jenny Colgan follows Christmas on the Island, and I was glad I read both books in succession, because this

Christmas on the Island by Jenny Colgan was a surprise, to say the least. Of the six Colgan Christmas novels I have read so far,

Call Me Mrs. Miracle by Debbie Macomber was a rapid read about overworked and underappreciated Holly Larson, who tries to give her nephew Gabe a

Christmas at Little Beach Street Bakery by Jenny Colgan started out as a curious piece of fluff, more lightweight than usual for a feel-good Christmas

A Christmas Duet is the newest Christmas romance by Debbie Macomber. Hailey Morgan is an aspiring songwriter who has had limited success with selling her