Barbara Early Boeken

Set against a festive backdrop, this third installment in the Vintage Toy Shop mysteries offers a delightful blend of charm and intrigue. Fans of cozy mysteries will enjoy the engaging storyline that unfolds in a quaint setting, perfect for holiday reading. The narrative promises a captivating mix of nostalgia and mystery, appealing to those who appreciate the warmth of seasonal tales combined with a touch of detective work.

The story follows Liz McCall, who enjoys managing her father's vintage toyshop in East Aurora, NY. Excitement builds for the upcoming Train and Toy Show, but tensions rise when she finds her childhood bully, Craig McFadden, as her booth neighbor. The situation escalates dramatically when Craig's publicity stunt goes awry, leading to his unexpected fall from the ceiling, turning the weekend's festivities into a chaotic event.

When an accident derails the local Train and Toy show, Liz McCall finds herself tied to to the tracks of trouble.

Set against the backdrop of a homebound Jessica Fletcher, this installment of the Murder, She Wrote series combines suspense with a touch of nostalgia, reminiscent of Rear Window. As she navigates her injury, Jessica becomes an unwitting witness to a murder unfolding outside her window, compelling her to investigate and unravel the mystery from her confined vantage point. The story promises intrigue and classic sleuthing as she employs her keen observational skills to piece together the clues.