YOU'D BETTER WATCH OUT. YOU'D BETTER NOT CRY. SANTA CLAUS IS GOING TO DIE...DCI Boaz Matthias isn't a Christmas person. He never has been. Not since he discovered the truth when he was seven. Christmas is a lie and a con and nothing is ever going to change his mind. Being given a temporary six week assignment isn't helping his mood either-as it means Christmas with the family. Only good thing is the accidental meeting of someone he thinks he could grow very fond of.
DC Isabel York loves Christmas. So much so that she decorates her desk with lights, tinsel, and a novelty advent calendar. When her boss is called away, his replacement is the last person she's expecting to see-her fledgling boyfriend.
In the middle of a nasty case, Isabel is nevertheless determined to show Boaz the real meaning of Christmas. The only problem is that work and pleasure just don't mix-at least not according to him.
"Clare Revell never delivers a bad book...Convergence grabs the reader from the first page, and doesn't let go until "the end." This is one of those can't-put-it-down page turners that every writer wants to deliver, but so few actually do. Way to go, Clare!"
Delia Latham, author of Destiny's Dream
"Once again, Clare Revell has managed to tie up a Christmas romance with tinsel, silver and gold glitter, and a big, red bow! I love her writing, and A Mummy for Christmas does not disappoint. This charming novella perfectly demonstrates that God uses every circumstance, every joy, every laugh--and every heartache--to work for His good. I'm delighted to give this read an enthusiastic two thumbs up!!"
Award-winning author, Marianne Evans
"Vegas Vacation as the book progressed, I began to really feel for the spoiled aristocrat (think Mary on Downton Abbey), and rugged Martin has a good influence on her ladyship. Don't you just love it when the characters grow and change? It takes an excellent writer to make us care about the characters even before they're entirely lovable. And personally, I like a character who's a little flawed, because aren't we all?"