So Very Unfae (A Riddler's Edge Cozy Mystery #5)
By A.A. Albright
The holidays are coming. It’s a time for family, frolics and … mince-pie murders?
All that Aisling wants to focus on this Christmas is how to reunite with her long-lost family, but Riddler’s Edge has other ideas in mind. When a mince-pie muncher dies at the local holiday market, it seems she might have to put her hopes on hold.
The victim hadn’t just come to Riddler’s Edge to enjoy the festivities. He had come to see Dylan Quinn, but what they don’t know, is why.
When another man dies – a man who worked for the same, mysterious company as the first victim – it seems clear that there’s a connection.
On the surface of things, these deaths seem like accidents. Aisling really hopes that they are, because right now, she has other problems – as she works to free her parents, it seems that someone might be trying to scupper her plans.
There’s a lot to overcome if Aisling is ever going to have her perfect Christmas. But someone as stubborn as her ought to be able to manage it all. Right?
The holidays are coming. It’s a time for family, frolics and … mince-pie murders?
All that Aisling wants to focus on this Christmas is how to reunite with her long-lost family, but Riddler’s Edge has other ideas in mind. When a mince-pie muncher dies at the local holiday market, it seems she might have to put her hopes on hold.
The victim hadn’t just come to Riddler’s Edge to enjoy the festivities. He had come to see Dylan Quinn, but what they don’t know, is why.
When another man dies – a man who worked for the same, mysterious company as the first victim – it seems clear that there’s a connection.
On the surface of things, these deaths seem like accidents. Aisling really hopes that they are, because right now, she has other problems – as she works to free her parents, it seems that someone might be trying to scupper her plans.
There’s a lot to overcome if Aisling is ever going to have her perfect Christmas. But someone as stubborn as her ought to be able to manage it all. Right?