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Antique Auctions Are Murder, March 2022
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Beauty Expos Are Murder, July 2021
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Restaurant Weeks Are Murder, March 2019
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Midnight Snacks are Murder, August 2018
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Class Reunions Are Murder, February 2018
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Theater Nights Are Murder, November 0000
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Silent Nights Are Murder
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Poppy McAllister #9
Kensington Cozies
October 2024
On Sale: September 24, 2024
Featuring: Poppy McAllister; Aunt Ginny
448 pages
ISBN: 149674442X
EAN: 9781496744425
Kindle: B0CR71R1ZY
Mass Market Paperback / e-Book
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Mystery Culinary | Mystery Cozy | Mystery Amateur Sleuth

Despite her best efforts, gluten-free baker Poppy McAllister finds herself confounded by a case of murder this Christmas in the latest installment of this delightful culinary B&B mystery series!

Ever since Thanksgiving, when an engagement ring in a velvet box—and no gift tag—was left behind, Poppy and her pals have been left with an unsolved mystery. But at least this mystery isn’t the kind that involves murder. That all changes when the body of a fish supplier is discovered in the kitchen of her ex’s restaurant—and he’s frozen, not fresh.

For once, it’s not Poppy who tripped over the corpse, yet she can’t escape being drawn in since the victim has a note taped to him reading Get Poppy. Figures—an engagement ring isn't labeled, but the dead guy is addressed to her. Now, while Aunt Ginny plans a tree-trimming party and pressures Poppy to decode a mysterious old diary, the amateur sleuth is asked to “unofficially” go undercover at the restaurant to help the police. Until then, the only crime Poppy had been dealing with was the cat Figaro’s repeated thefts of bird ornaments from the tree; now it looks like it’s going to be a murder-y Christmas after all . . .