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The newest entry in the popular series, this volume presents a festive feast of murder and mayhem from today''s top masters of mystery--delightfully sinister tales from Elizabeth Peters, Robert Barnard, Reginald Hill, and Charlotte MacLeod. "A package of holiday goodies you can devour without giving a thought to calories".--UPI.

When a museum administrator is stabbed to death with a hat pin, popular Boston detective Sarah Kelling must interrupt her seaside idyll to pursue the case.

A college student, invited to spend the summer with an uncle she has not seen since childhood, soon suspects he may be an impostor.

Im Blaclava County verschwindet der Experte für Milchwirtschaft spurlos. Ein verzwickter Fall für Peter Shandy.

Even before she''s off the ferryboat at Pocapuk Island, Emma Kelling has been drugged and temporarily robbed of her Gladstone bag. On her arrival, a mysterious amnesiac in the kitchen is mildly disconcerting, but it''s the corpse in the cove that puts a real strain on Emma''s aplomb. So she sends an SOS to niece Sarah and nephew-in-law Max, the Kelling family''s professional sleuths.

In einem elitären Bostoner Club geschieht ein Mord. Max Bittersohn - selbst Mitglied dieser noblen Kreise - muss erneut seine detektivischen Fähigkeiten beweisen.

Immediately after the Grub-and-Stakers hired an antique expert to be the curator of their museum, he met a grisly end, falling from an attic window. Amateur sleuth Dittany Henbit Monk wanted answers--especially to the question of an heirloom quilt''s connection to the murder.

Includes addresses by A.M. Goodale, Dr. Alfred Worcester, Rev. T. Brosnahan, Rev. W. Hanson Pulsford, Charlotte Macleod (grad. 1891) and the Countess of Aberdeen.

When a considerable legacy leads to the murder of the curator of their new museum, the members of the Grub-and-Stake Gardening and Roving Club solve the mystery with the help of an embroidered wedding quilt

Cliff House may be haunted, but no ghost is as scary as the women who live there. Holly Howe is just beginning to get traction in the cutthroat world of New York modeling when a car accident ruins her good looks forever. She retreats to the backwoods of Canada, to recuperate in her brother''s ramshackle country house. Howe Hill is a wreck - dusty, ugly and utterly lacking in modern facilities - and her brother is no more hospitable. When she hears of a job in town taking care of an ancient invalid, Holly leaps on it. If nothing else, Cliff House must have indoor plumbing. Eerie by day, the.