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Silent Fright
(2022)A Cozy Mystery Christmas Anthology
A collection of stories by Lynda Brunelle, TJ Costello, Martina Dalton, Lucinda Harrison, Shari Hearn, Patty Joy, Anne Seidel and Karen Sue Walker
A collection of Christmas cozy mysteries to confound and delight… Spend a night with Silent Fright!
It’s the coziest time of year, when sleigh bells ring and carolers sing. So grab your tea, toss another log on the fire, and crack open Silent Fright—a collection of holiday mysteries for those long winter nights.
Take a stroll through these eight charming Christmas novellas, each with their own sets of quirky characters, unique settings, and holiday homicides. From the first story to the last, Silent Fright will leave you feeling merry and bright.
Killer Christmas by Martina Dalton – When Clarity Bloom helps out at the Bloom Farm Christmas Market, she has no idea the main attraction will be murder.
Christmas Most Shocking by Shari Hearn – It’s gnomes for the holidays as two senior sleuths go undercover in Santa’s FunWorld to catch an elf intent on murder.
Slayed in a Manger by Anne Seidel – Sam Gordon’s holiday season kicks off with a wacky gift exchange, but no one expects the night to end with frankincense and murder.
Gingerdead House by Lucinda Harrison – When the reigning gingerbread champ is stabbed with a sugar shard, Poppy Lewis must sift through the crumbs to discover the real culprit before her friend lands in gingerbread jail.
It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Murder by Lynda Brunelle - It’s Christmas Eve and meteorologist Grace Callahan is tracking Santa. And a murderer.
A Very Merry Murder by TJ Costello – When a local baker collapses and dies clutching an ice sculpture, everyone assumes it’s a heart attack. But her last words arouse Bizzy’s suspicions, and if it’s murder, the shop owner next door would be the first on her list of suspects.
Decorated for Death by Patty Joy – On the verge of the school’s Christmas program, a body is found under the tree, and Kelly Green’s job is on the line. Can she find the actual killer before the school board puts coal in her stocking?
Tea is for Tinsel by Karen Sue Walker – A few Christmas spirits will help April May solve a mystery while reminding her of the reason for the season.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
It’s the coziest time of year, when sleigh bells ring and carolers sing. So grab your tea, toss another log on the fire, and crack open Silent Fright—a collection of holiday mysteries for those long winter nights.
Take a stroll through these eight charming Christmas novellas, each with their own sets of quirky characters, unique settings, and holiday homicides. From the first story to the last, Silent Fright will leave you feeling merry and bright.
Killer Christmas by Martina Dalton – When Clarity Bloom helps out at the Bloom Farm Christmas Market, she has no idea the main attraction will be murder.
Christmas Most Shocking by Shari Hearn – It’s gnomes for the holidays as two senior sleuths go undercover in Santa’s FunWorld to catch an elf intent on murder.
Slayed in a Manger by Anne Seidel – Sam Gordon’s holiday season kicks off with a wacky gift exchange, but no one expects the night to end with frankincense and murder.
Gingerdead House by Lucinda Harrison – When the reigning gingerbread champ is stabbed with a sugar shard, Poppy Lewis must sift through the crumbs to discover the real culprit before her friend lands in gingerbread jail.
It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Murder by Lynda Brunelle - It’s Christmas Eve and meteorologist Grace Callahan is tracking Santa. And a murderer.
A Very Merry Murder by TJ Costello – When a local baker collapses and dies clutching an ice sculpture, everyone assumes it’s a heart attack. But her last words arouse Bizzy’s suspicions, and if it’s murder, the shop owner next door would be the first on her list of suspects.
Decorated for Death by Patty Joy – On the verge of the school’s Christmas program, a body is found under the tree, and Kelly Green’s job is on the line. Can she find the actual killer before the school board puts coal in her stocking?
Tea is for Tinsel by Karen Sue Walker – A few Christmas spirits will help April May solve a mystery while reminding her of the reason for the season.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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