I'll Be Home for Mischief
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Innkeeper Holly White is decking the halls this Christmas season, but someone is on the naughty list when a body is discovered in the fifth installment in the Christmas Tree Farm mystery series from bestselling author Jacqueline Frost. It’s Christmastime in Mistletoe, Maine, and the Historical Society has launched a widespread campaign to celebrate the town’s 150th anniversary. Descendants of the founding family, the Snows, have returned for the first time, and Holly is determined to make the family’s visit magical. In an attempt to put Mistletoe on the map, Holly’s mother, a respected local baker, attempts to break a record by baking the world’s largest gingerbread man, but her plans are whisked away when Mr. Snow’s body ends up in the batter. When Mr. Moore, the local mistletoe farmer, is accused of the crime, Holly reprises her role as amateur sleuth to protect the sweet older man. Between hosting the inconsolable Mrs. Snow and other guests at the inn, receiving threatening messages telling her to stop her investigation, and preparing for her first wedding anniversary with Sheriff Evan Gray, she might need a Christmas miracle to survive. When someone breaks into Holly’s office and scratches a warning into her desk, she knows she has little time left. Can Holly uncover the killer before someone else gets burned, or is her involvement a recipe for trouble?
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Book Review: I’ll Be Home for Mischief by Jacqueline Frost 📚
Rating: 🎄🎄🎄🎄
If you’re in the mood for a cozy mystery that captures the essence of Christmas spirit, then I’ll Be Home for Mischief by Jacqueline Frost is just the ticket! As a fan of the Christmas Tree Farm Mystery series, I was excited to dive into this fifth installment, and it did not disappoint. 🎉
Set in the picturesque town of Mistletoe, Maine, the story follows innkeeper Holly White as she prepares for a Christmas celebration that coincides with the town’s 150th anniversary. With the descendants of the founding family, the Snows, returning for the festivities, Holly is determined to make their visit unforgettable. Her mother, a talented local baker, has her sights set on a record-breaking gingerbread man, but things take a dark turn when a body is discovered amidst the holiday cheer. 🎄
The plot thickens as local mistletoe farmer Mr. Moore becomes the prime suspect in this shocking crime. Holly, who can't stand to see an innocent man accused, takes it upon herself to investigate. Juggling the demands of her inn, dealing with a grieving Mrs. Snow, and preparing for her first wedding anniversary with Sheriff Evan Gray, Holly finds herself in a race against time. With ominous threats looming over her investigation and a warning scratched into her floor, she must uncover the truth before another tragedy strikes. ⏳
What I love most about this series is how beautifully this author captures the festive charm of Mistletoe. The cover alone drew me in with its vibrant holiday colors and cozy vibes. The writing is so engaging and well-crafted; it truly immerses you in the story. The characters are not only relatable but also incredibly likable, making you feel right at home alongside them. 😊
The atmosphere is festive on steroids, which is perfect for those of us who enjoy that warm, holiday feeling year-round. With its clever plotting and delightful setting, I found myself eagerly turning pages, wanting to uncover the mystery before Holly did. 📖
Overall, I’ll Be Home for Mischief is a delightful read that combines mystery with a heartwarming holiday spirit. If you're looking for a story that wraps you in cozy vibes while keeping you guessing until the end, this book is definitely worth picking up! 🎁
⚠️This review was written based on personal opinions and experiences with the book. Individual preferences may vary⚠️
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5 primary booksChristmas Tree Farm Mystery is a 5-book series with 5 primary works first released in 2017 with contributions by Jacqueline Frost.
