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

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.