Review\n"Funny and heartwarming, Mistletoe Can Be Murder is a wonderful addition to one of my favorite series."-Allison Brook, Author of the Haunted Library Mystery Series "This witty and fast-paced story kept me guessing until the surprise finale. Mistletoe Can Be Murder will delight your senses and make you chuckle your way through the book. A charming whodunit!"-Nancy J. Cohen, Author of the Bad Hair Day Mysteries "A delightful break from the depressing news, from any clutter you may have in your life, or from the drear of gloomy weather. Santangelo hands us a tossed salad of characters who are believable, diverse, whimsical, and intriguing-and she manages to choreograph all of them skillfully throughout the plot. Find a cozy chair, head to your porch rocker, or stretch out on a beach...this is a fun read."-George Eastman, Playwright, "Harry Townsend's Last Stand" 
"The perfect blend of family drama, humor, and murder. Santangelo's gentle ribbing of husbands will make you laugh out loud while her well-placed clues and list of suspects will keep you guessing until the end." -Ang Pompano, Agatha Nominated Author 
"Santangelo has the gift of creating characters who pull readers into the story and make them feel as if they're right there with Carol and company, solving mysteries and laughing all the way to the end of the book! Another winner in the series!"-Jerri Cachero, Cozy Mystery Reviews\nCarol Andrews is planning her grandson CJ's first Christmas down to the last detail. What she didn't plan for is a furnace fiasco, the unexpected appearance of CJ's Other Grandmother, Margo, and her new boyfriend, a family feud, a stolen credit card, and murder. When Margo's boyfriend becomes the police's chief suspect, Carol is forced to add crime-solving to her holiday to-do list before Santa can come down the chimney.

Mistletoe Can Be Murder: Every Wife Has a Story (A Baby Boomer Mystery)

Humor & Entertainment

Santangelo, Susan

Humor

Suspense Publishing

Twice the laughs, twice the murders, twice the fun!
Like millions of other Baby Boomer couples, Carol and Jim Andrews are checking items off their To-Do list. First is Jim's retirement, which Carol dreads more than a root canal without Novocain. Next is downsizing and moving. What they don't expect are dead bodies to become part of their long-range plan. 10th Anniversary Editions of "Retirement Can Be Murder" &amp; "Moving Can Be Murder" "Retirement Can Be Murder" A Baby Boomer Mystery (#1) Every wife has a story. "Retirement Can Be Murder" is the story of Carol Andrews and her Beloved Husband, Jim, members of the fastest growing demographic in history, the Baby Boomer generation. Carol dreads her husband Jim's upcoming retirement more than a root canal without Novocain. She can't imagine anything worse than having an at-home husband with time on his hands and nothing to fill it--except interfering in the day-to-day activities of their household and driving her crazy. Until her plans to stall Jim's retirement result in her husband being suspected of murdering his retirement coach. "Moving Can Be Murder" A Baby Boomer Mystery (#2) Empty nester Carol Andrews would prefer leaving her beautiful antique home in Fairport, Connecticut, "feet first" to selling it and moving on. But her Beloved Husband Jim convinces her that a nearby active adult community is the best fit for them at this time of life. Their house sells, and Carol returns alone the night before the closing for a "pity party" farewell tour. And discovers the dead body of the buyer in her living room. Wow. Talk about seller's remorse!

Milestones Can Be Murder: A Baby Boomer Mystery Boxed Set (Books 1-2): Every Wife Has a Story

Literature & Fiction

Humor & Satire

The hit-and-run death of a schoolmate rocks Carol Andrews' world. The tragic accident, still unsolved, soon becomes a rallying cry for pedestrian safety in an upcoming town council election. Ignoring the advice of her husband, who points out that she knows nothing at all about the political arena, Carol eagerly signs on to manage the election campaign of a new-to-politics female candidate. But when the always nosy Carol goes beyond her job description and starts asking too many questions, she discovers that politics can be a murky world of hidden secrets, greed, and murder.

Politics Can Be Murder: Every Wife Has a Story (A Baby Boomer Mystery)

Baby Boomer Carol Andrews is shocked to hear that her hunky landscaper, Will Finnegan, has died, and feels obligated to pay her respects to his family. But this Finnegan’s wake is shut down before it even starts, when Carol discovers someone has added a pair of scissors to the guest of honor’s chest. Once again, her husband Jim and the Fairport police forbid Carol to get involved. But the always curious Carol can’t help herself when one of the most important people in her life jumps to the top of the suspect list.

Funerals Can Be Murder: Every Wife Has a Story (A Carol and Jim Andrews Baby Boomer Mystery)

Carol Andrews can’t believe her luck when her husband, Jim, surprises her with a second honeymoon trip to Florida. But there’s a catch—it’s really a business trip, not the romantic getaway Carol expects. Jim’s been called out of retirement to create a marketing plan for a new television game show aimed at Baby Boomers, The Second Honeymoon Game, and the pilot episode will be shot in the Sunshine State. The honeymoon is really over when the show’s executive producer, none other than Carol’s grammar school boyfriend, winds up dead on Carol and Jim’s first night in Florida. And their son, Mike, is the police’s number one suspect.

Second Honeymoons Can Be Murder (A Carol and Jim Andrews Baby Boomer Mystery)

There’s a little too much to love about Carol Andrews these days, thanks to the extra calories she consumed during her second honeymoon in Florida with her husband, Jim. Determined to shed the extra pounds before the birth of her first grandchild, Carol joins Tummy Trimmers, a new, holistic approach to fighting—and winning—the battle of the bulge. But her weight loss regimen is interrupted by another group member, who collapses on Carol right after completing a meditation exercise to help lose weight, and dies. When the evidence points to murder, the always curious Carol can’t resist adding sleuthing to her personal weight loss routine.

Dieting Can Be Murder (A Carol and Jim Andrews Baby Boomer Mystery) (Volume 7)

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

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