The Mistletoe Murder Club

Roll up, roll up... this year's Christmas show has a twist you won't see coming... murder.
When Clio - a former actress and current struggling private detective - manages to score a key role in the town's Christmas pantomime, she's secretly delighted. At last, perhaps, her talents will be recognized?
It's all going dramatically well, until their esteemed director is found murdered on the opening night. And Clio knows it's up to her to find out who the mistletoe murderer is.
She knows her best chance of capturing the culprit is to bring her best friends Amber and Jeanie into the cast. Even if the best way to sneak them in is to carefully conceal them both in a pantomime cow costume.
But before she can cry 'he's behind you', all of them will be in danger for their lives, as there's a murderer with only one thing on their mind... to bring the curtain down on the Mistletoe Murder Club. Forever.
Screamingly funny cozy crime - that fans of Richard Osman, Agatha Christie, and How to Kill Men and Get Away With It will ADORE.Readers love Katie Marsh's hilarious mysteries:
'For lovers of the Thursday Murder Club, this is an equally compelling read, friends united together to solve a murder for which one of them is in the frame.' Reader review -----
'Such a brilliant and fun mystery, set in a small town full of secrets. The characters were brilliant and the twist was gripping. Can't wait for more!' Reader review -----
'Devoured this in 24 hours!' Reader review -----
'So gripping and so dark. Had to stay up very late to finish it - I inhaled it! I can't wait for this to come out and for y'all to lose your minds. If you had doubts about preordering, don't. You're going to want to read this one.' Reader review -----
'Pacy, funny, heartwarming and a terrific read... Highly recommended... This is perfect if you loved Bad Sisters.' Reader review -----
'Mystery and intrigue. This talented author has written a cannot put down whodunit.' Reader review -----
'Clever and twisty, I loved how each of the main characters used their strengths to get closer to the killer, and it's laugh out loud funny. I thought I'd worked out whodunnit and then was proved sort-of right and also wrong. The ending is a great mix of drama and hilarity, and I'm already looking forward to the next one.' Reader review -----

Katie wrote five romantic fiction novels before turning to crime. Her debut, 'My Everything' was a World Book night pick, and her books are published across ten countries. She lives in the English countryside with her family and loves coffee, puzzles and pretending she is in charge of her children. Her move into crime was inspired by her own bumpy arrival into midlife, complete with insomnia so severe that she once forgot her own name. Her crime debut 'How Not to Murder your Ex', was inspired by the friendships that helped her to get back on track.