Valentine’s Day Countdown to Publication Giveaway! Billie Thomas: Murder on the First Day of Christmas
It may be Valentine’s Day, but trust me, you’re going to love re-visiting Christmas in the first installment of the Chloe Carstairs designer mysteries, Murder on the First Day of Christmas by Billie Thomas.
Your Question of the Day: Famed mystery writer Agatha Christie also wrote six romance novels. What was her pseudonym?
About Murder on the First Day of Christmas:
Finding a severed hand at a client’s house might throw lesser decorators off their games. But Chloe Carstairs and her mother, Amanda, won’t let a little thing like murder keep them from decking the halls. With a body under the partridge’s pear tree and a dead Santa in a sleigh, they have to crack the case before the killer strikes again – this time much too close to home.
Filled with laugh-out-loud humor, romance and a delightfully difficult mother-daughter relationship, this new series from Billie Thomas offers a fast-paced caper as these two southern ladies try to keep their very merry Christmas from turning into the Noel from hell.
About Billie Thomas
Billie Thomas is the pseudonym of a Birmingham-based author. After the real Billie passed away unexpectedly at the end of 2011, getting Murder on the First Day of Christmas, the first of a series, revised and published was her daughter’s top priority as a way to honor the mom who had given her a lifelong love of books.
In her real life, Ms. Thomas writes within the advertising industry and is a founding member of the writing collective, Indie-Visible. Other publications include Bar Code: Your Personal Pocket Decoder to the Modern Dating Scene.
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Mary Westmacott – I suppose it wasn’t kosher at the time to write romance, or maybe she just didn’t want to confuse her readers with a change in style and content. ??