When the famous Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is stolen, Regan Reilly and Alvirah Meehan must team up to find it before Christmas.


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I enjoyed this quick festive read.

putting into the christmas bookbox

Received in the Christmas bookbox. Looks like a good read!

Christmas-themed mystery about a conman who, on being released from prison, goes to retrieve the diamonds he hid in a beautiful blue spruce tree - only to find that the tree has been selected to be the Rockefeller Center's Christmas tree. A group of lottery winners turn into amateur sleuths, to hunt down both the missing tree and a missing one of their party. Seasonal fun!

Put into Christmas bookbox.

Taken out of the 2020 Christmas Book Box, as my TBR is massive it may take me a while to get to this.

A very quick and easy read, didn't require too much thinking just a jolly romp :-)

Going into the 2021 Christmas Bookbox.

Received in the Christmas bookbox, thank you!

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