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A Body at the Christmas Book Fair

The Kitt Hartley Yorkshire Mysteries, Book 9

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A Body at the Christmas Book Fair

By: Helen Cox
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While making merry at the York Christmas Book Fair, Kitt Hartley finds herself drawn into a murder mystery with a festive twist. The victim is Leonard Bell, a festival volunteer who suddenly drops dead during his performance of A Christmas Carol.

The next day, police identify the cause of death as an unknown toxin. Fearing for his own life, Bell's lab partner Kevin Ripley enlists Kitt's help to track down the killer—before it's too late.

As Kitt and her team begin to investigate the poisoning, they uncover a twisting web of long-held grudges and stolen antidotes. But even with surprise help from some very old friends, can Kitt unravel the truth? Or will the invisible assassin escape unpunished?

Cosy up to enjoy this Kitt Hartley murder mystery starring some surprise bookish guests, set at the most wonderful time of the year.

©2025 Helen Cox (P)2025 Quercus Publishing
Cosy Genre Fiction Holidays Mystery Women Sleuths
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