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Eggnog, Extortion, & Evergreens

Camper and Criminals Cozy Mystery Series, Book 14

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Eggnog, Extortion, & Evergreens

By: Tonya Kappes
Narrated by: Johanna Parker
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Mae West is busy this Christmas season. She's running around Normal getting the town ready for the first Winter Festival, which she hopes will become an annual event for the tourist town.

The freshly fallen snow sure does make the Daniel Boone National Park beautiful and ready for Santa's arrival, but it also makes the curvy roads through the forest very slick. Unfortunately, Mae finds out just how slick the roads are after her car slides off the road and hits a tree, putting Mae into a deep coma.

Mae is one of the lucky patients who does wake up and happy to celebrate Christmas with family and friends.

One of the patients in the emergency room with Mae didn't die that night of natural causes, and Hank Sharp has himself a new homicide case on his hands.

Mae starts having memories about the fire that took her family and a memory of a murder plot that she thinks happened when she was in her coma. Only, she's having a hard time distinguishing between the two memories and the clues seem to have blurred lines. There's one thing she does know for sure - both incidents come with clues that neither were accidents.

©2020 Tonya Kappes (P)2021 Tantor
Cosy Detective Mystery Women Sleuths Women's Fiction Fiction Crime Winter Christmas
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