β Scribed by Byers, Beth
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
December 1926
Violet and Jack take the train to Scotland with their friends for the holidays
only to arrive and realize that the village has been exposed to scarlet fever.
Given the delicate babies in their family, they determine to insulate
themselves at the lodge they'd taken.
Nearly desperate for some peace and holiday cheer, they intend nothing but
lolling by the fire, diving into cupfuls of eggnog, and feasting.
Only, once again, they discover a body. The worst of it is that they were
alone at the lodge when the crime was committed. Is it possible that one of
them is the killer? Join Vi and friends as they determine their loyalties and
hunt a murderer.
Book TWENTY-SEVEN in the Violet Carlyle Mysteries. Are you ready for the
roaring twenties? Youll love Vi, her patient husband Jack, her indulgent twin
Vic, and their friends. For fans of Carola Dunn, Jacqueline Winspear,
Georgette Heyer, and Lee Strauss. A light, cozy mystery with a fun peek into
life in the life of a bright young thing. No swearing, graphic scenes, or
cliffhangers.
Up next: Murder at Midnight (coming soon)
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