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Good tidings for Christmas and a lethal New Year...
Silent Night, Deadly Night by Hannah Alexander
After sabotage strikes the Vance Rescue Mission, volunteer Sean Torrance tries to guarantee the mission a safe Christmas. But can Sean protect Tess Vance when the sabotage becomes poisonous—with Tess as the target?
Mistletoe Mayhem by Jill Elizabeth Nelson
Holiday cheer turns chilling in Abbotsville, Tennessee as danger infects humans and animals. Local vet Kelly Granger knows health inspector Matt Bennett is chasing the wrong target, and will face any danger to show him the truth. Even if working with Matt means risking her life... and her heart.
Praise for Hannah Alexander
“Alexander is great at drawing the reader into her storyline and keeping them hooked until the resolution of the plot.”
—Christian Retailing on Sacred Trust
“The strength of emotion packs a powerful punch, and the suspense sits on the edge of a knifepoint... Hideaway is an absolute must read for everyone.”
—Romantic Reviews Today
Praise for Jill Elizabeth Nelson
“This book has a well-developed plot and an excellent mystery that will keep you guessing until the final pages.”
—RT Book Reviews on Legacy of Lies
“A wonderful mystery with a great heroine keeps the reader guessing.”
—RT Book Reviews on Witness to Murder
HANNAH ALEXANDER
is the pseudonym of husband-and-wife writing team Cheryl and Mel Hodde (pronounced “Hoddee”). When they first met, Mel had just begun his new job as an E.R. doctor in Cheryl’s hometown, and Cheryl was working on a novel. Cheryl’s matchmaking pastor set them up on an unexpected blind date at a local restaurant. Surprised by the sneak attack, Cheryl blurted the first thing that occurred to her, “You’re a doctor? Could you help me paralyze someone?” Mel was shocked. “Only temporarily, of course,” she explained when she saw his expression. “And only fictitiously. I’m writing a novel.”
They began brainstorming immediately. Eighteen months later they were married, and the novels they set in fictitious Ozark towns began to sell. The first novel in the Hideaway series won the prestigious Christy award for Best Romance in 2004.
JILL ELIZABETH NELSON
writes what she likes to read—faith-based tales of adventure seasoned with romance. By day she operates as housing manager for a seniors’ apartment complex. By night she turns into a wild and crazy writer who can hardly wait to jot down all the exciting things her characters are telling her, so she can share them with her readers. More about Jill and her books can be found at www.jillelizabethnelson.com. She and her husband live in rural Minnesota, surrounded by the woods and prairie and their four grown children who have settled nearby.
Hannah Alexander
Jill Elizabeth Nelson
Season of Danger
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Silent Night, Deadly Night
Hannah Alexander
This story is dedicated to the fabulous editors and staff of Love Inspired, who work hard to reach the world with tales of hope and encouragement.
My brothers, as believers in our glorious Lord Jesus Christ, don’t show favoritism.
Suppose a man comes into your meeting wearing a gold ring and fine clothes, and a poor man in shabby clothes also comes in. If you show special attention to the man wearing fine clothes and say, “Here’s a good seat for you,” but say to the poor man, “You stand there” or “Sit on the floor by my feet,” have you not discriminated among yourselves and become judges with evil thoughts?
—James 2:1–4
Contents
ONE
At eleven-thirty on Tuesday night, two hours after the canned Santa Claus music had gone blessedly silent out on the street, a squeak, which sounded like rubber-sole shoes on tile, reached Tess Vance from the hallway outside her locked office door. She heard footsteps…almost rushed…sneaky.
