Colleen
Mooney joins us today to talk about a very special project she’s involved in
with a group of fellow authors. Learn more about the project and the various
giveaways the authors are offering at their website.
I met Abby Vandiver in a Twitter group, and the next thing I
know I’m working with these wonderful mystery writers, and we are doing a
Christmas Box set called the 12 Slays of
Christmas and donating
all proceeds to Non-Kill Animals Shelters. Now, since Harvey hit Houston and
Irma hit Florida, there is a greater need than ever. We hope to sell enough copies so that we can help both
areas.
The collection is available for preorder
now on Amazon, Kobo, Nook, and ITunes for only $.99. After the December 5th release the price increase
to $4.99.
The lineup of authors and stories include:
1.Abby L. Vandiver, Baby Its Cold Outside
It's a family affair. Cousins, Brigitt
and San finally start their dream business - an event planning company! And
what better time to open then at Christmas. But it looks as if the only event
they may be hosting is a murder investigation after a body is found in their
basement.
2. Judith Lucci, The Most Wonderful Crime of the Year
Faced with the recent death of her husband Medical Examiner
Kinsey Zee and her black lab Solomon investigate a death by bear mauling on the
Massanutten Mountain only to learn her holiday wouldn't be so bad after all.
3. Amy Vansant, Stollen Time
When a
Pineapple Port resident is found face-down in her Christmas fruit stollen,
Charlotte knows this case won't be cake. Was it an accident? The ungrateful
granddaughter? Or the person who baked the stollen?
4. Colleen Mooney, Death by Rum Balls
Guests
to a neighborhood Christmas party all have something to hide and the hostess
has been spreading everything except good will. When a couple are discovered
poisoned right before everyone sits down for dinner, all the guests are
suspects and have reasons they want the hostess to pay.
5. Amy Reade, The Worst Noel
It's Black Friday, and
Lilly Carlsen finds a body who's been strangled with a strand of pearls from
her inventory on her biggest shopping day of the year. Lilly is a single mom
with two teenagers, has a sister with Juniper Junction's finest and her mother
is showing signs of dementia, but her life gets more complicated when her
ex-husband shows up out of the clear, thin mountain air.
6.Nell Goddin, The Case of the Curious Biscuit
PI
Molly Sutton expected Christmas in Castillac to be quaint and charming. But
apparently murder doesn't take vacations...
7. Colleen Helme, Devil in A Black Suit
Ramos’ job as the right-hand man to a mobster used to be easy
until Shelby, a mind-reading soccer mom, joined the organization. With all the
trouble she gets into, he’s constantly putting his life on the line to save
her. But this time, it could be a deal with a deadly enemy that gets him killed.
8. Larissa Reinhart, May Your Days Be Cherry and Albright
In
this Rashomon-style Christmas mystery, while Cherry Tucker suffers from
flu-induced visions of murder, Maize Albright’s on the hunt for a missing
granddaughter whose criminal stockings have long been filled with coal.
9. Kim Hunt Harris, Frankincense, Gold, and
Murder
Salem is celebrating Christmas in true Trailertopian style,
but her festivities take a downturn when she finds a murdered neighbor. It
won’t be a jolly Christmas if her snooping for the killer leads to her becoming
the next victim.
10. Cindy Bell, Christmas Chocolates and Crimes
Ally and Charlotte
expected the holidays to be filled with chocolates and good times. What they
didn’t expect is to be solving murders and crimes.
11.Summer Prescott, Home for the Holidays
When a down-and-out young veteran finds himself homeless
for the holidays, he lands a job as a mall Santa, and finds himself in a
situation much tighter than a chimney. Will the magic of Christmas come to his
aid in time?
12. Kathleen Dionne, Murder at the Holiday Bazaar
Travel chef, Stevie
Elliott, comes home to Quapaw, Mississippi, to help with the annual Holiday
Bazaar by making her famous Southern Fried Chicken. But this joyous festival
suddenly sours when Pastor Oliver is found dead in his office with one of
Stevie’s half-eaten chicken legs in his hand.
9 comments:
Every one loves a mystery, and thanks for thinking of our "furry" friends!
Thanks, Angela. A big thank you to Lois Winston for having us on her blog. I was flooded with Katrina and saw how many pets were separated from their owners or lost when people had to evacuate and shelters would not let them bring in their pets. Colleen Mooney
Thanks so much for the mention!
Thanks for including us on your blog!
Awesome, can’t wait for the release!
Thank you for featuring our book on your blog! We are so excited about it and the great cause we are participating in!
Thanks so much for hosting us on your blog. Time's running down to the big release--we're all very excited!
Thank you all for stopping by! Here at Killer Crafts & Crafty Killers we're always happy to support authors.
Thanks so much for having us on!
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