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The Christmas Stocking Murders by Denzil Meyrick

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Also by Denzil Meyrick:

The Christmas Stocking Murders, October 2026
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Murder at Holly House, October 2025
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The Last Witness, December 2015
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THE CHRISTMAS STOCKING MURDERS
By: Denzil Meyrick

Narrator: Tom Turner

Poisoned Pen Press
October 2026
On Sale: October 6, 2026
Featuring: Frank Grasby; Arthur Juggers
416 pages
ISBN: 1464257906
EAN: 9781464257902
Kindle: B0G8LX9476
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Mystery Historical | Romance Holiday

Another holiday mystery from the author of Murder at Holly House

A case shrouded in secrets.

Christmas, 1953. Inspector Frank Grasby and Superintendent Arthur Juggers are investigating a puzzling murder in the remote village of Uthley Bay‑a fisherman has been found dead on the beach, a stocking twisted around his throat.

A festive mystery for one and all.

Any remaining holiday cheer vanishes when a blizzard isolates the village from the rest of the country. The villagers refuse to talk, leaving Grasby and Juggers chasing false leads in the snow.

A winter wonderland with no escape.

To make matters worse, Grasby can't stop thinking about stockings. Why does everyone seem to be enjoying strangely high standards of hosiery? Who is the sinister bespectacled man snooping around the hotel?

And how can you solve a murder when everyone is a suspect?