Holidays & Homicides: Short story collection by Rosalie Spielman , Catherine Bruns , Gin Jones , Annie McEwen , Lena Gregory , Jennifer Fischetto , Anne Marie Stoddard , Kelly Rey , Misty Simon , Christine Knapp , Jamie L. Adams , & Erica Wynters

From twelve USA Today bestselling and award winning authors, comes a short story collection stuffed full of mirthful mysteries, clever criminals, and holiday cheer! These short holiday bites are perfect for enjoying between rounds of wrapping or binge-reading over a cup of cocoa!

Stories

A Hometown Christmas Caper (Hometown Mysteries)
by Rosalie Spielman

Gossip, Guilt & Gingerbread (Coffee & Cream Café Mysteries)
by Lena Gregory

Larceny & Twinkle Lights (Jamie Winters Mysteries)
by Kelly Rey

Holidays & Heists (Aloha Lagoon Mysteries) by Anne Marie Stoddard

Ornaments, Surprise & Dead Guys (Gianna Mancini Mysteries) by Jennifer Fischetto

It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Mischief (Northwoods Mysteries) by Annie McEwen

You Can't see the Forest for the Christmas Trees (Modern Midwife Mysteries) by Christine Knapp

Jingle Bell Rocker (Sunny Side Up Mysteries) by Misty Simon

Holly, Handcuffs, and Hearsay (Camelot Flowers Mysteries) by Erica Wynters

Search for the Silent Santa (Ghost Town Mysteries) by Jamie L. Adams

Nothing But Truffle (Cookies & Chance Mysteries) by Catherine Bruns

A Heartland Homicide (Bourbon B&B Mysteries) by Gin Jones   (Summary via Goodreads)

Holidays & Homicides is a collection of short stories written by a group of amazing authors who have books published through Gemma Halliday Publishing.  Each short stories gives readers a glimpse into the characters and settings surrounding the series that they write about.  This gives the readers a little Christmas fun as well as allows you to pick your next books .... or if you are like me and you have read books by the authors, it just makes you fall in love with them some more.

Even though the authors are cozy mystery authors not all the short stories involve murder, some of them do, which again sheds some light on their creative story telling.

I dare you to pick a favorite.  Every time I was reading one, it became my favorite, and I was sure it would remain that way.  But then I began reading the next one and that jumped to the top of the list.

From Thanksgiving until after the New Year everyone is busy so if you can sit down with a short story and get lost for an hour or so, that helps with your stress level.  Sometimes, especially this time of year, we do not have the time to devote to a full novel, so this is the perfect solution.  So, grab your copy, a cup of tea or glass of wine, a snack and enjoy some time with Holidays & Homicides.