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Murder Through the Snow
(2025)(The fifth book in the Silver Pines Mystery series)
A novel by Lyla Blue
All books in the Silver Pines Series are interconnected standalones. 🌲
Clare Garner is determined to make this holiday season merry and bright. Between decorating the gallery, planning the town’s annual Snow Stroll, and avoiding another romantic tangle between Jackson and Blake, she’s juggling enough tinsel to wrap the whole town. ❄️
But when a body is found surrounded by suspiciously perfect ⛄snowmen—Silver Pines goes from festive to frantic. With 🍵cocoa-fueled gossip swirling faster than a snow globe, Clare finds herself knee-deep in clues, cocoa, and Christmas chaos.
Can she unwrap the truth before the killer melts back into the crowd—or will this holiday mystery be her last gift of the season?
Perfect for fans of witty sleuths, 💕slow-burn romance, and small towns that sparkle even when there’s a body under the mistletoe.
All books in the Silver Pines Mystery series are interconnected standalones.
Clare Garner is determined to make this holiday season merry and bright. Between decorating the gallery, planning the town’s annual Snow Stroll, and avoiding another romantic tangle between Jackson and Blake, she’s juggling enough tinsel to wrap the whole town. ❄️
But when a body is found surrounded by suspiciously perfect ⛄snowmen—Silver Pines goes from festive to frantic. With 🍵cocoa-fueled gossip swirling faster than a snow globe, Clare finds herself knee-deep in clues, cocoa, and Christmas chaos.
Can she unwrap the truth before the killer melts back into the crowd—or will this holiday mystery be her last gift of the season?
Perfect for fans of witty sleuths, 💕slow-burn romance, and small towns that sparkle even when there’s a body under the mistletoe.
All books in the Silver Pines Mystery series are interconnected standalones.
- #1 Murder at Maisie's 🏡
#2 Murder in the Garden ���
#3 Murder Over Coffee ☕
#4 Murder Under Autumn Leaves 🍂
#5 Murder Through the Snow ❄️
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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