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Do You Hear What I Hear?

(2017)
(Book 2.75 in the Detective Shelley Caldwell series)
A Novella by

 
 
The song "Do You Hear What I Hear?" was written as a plea for peace during the Cuban Missile Crisis in the middle of the Cold War with Russia. Now Christmas is around the corner and live-in lovers Detective Shelley Caldwell and Jake DeAtley are in a cold war of their own. Shelley has all wonderful memories of Christmas, while Jake, born of a mother turned vampire while pregnant with him, has none. They've come to a compromise that she can decorate "her half" of every room, but there can be no Christmas tree. Then a case of hit-and-run leaves a dead body and a magical Christmas tree. With her woo-woo instincts ablaze, Shelley can't resist bringing home the tree, heating up the war with Jake. There is more to the tree than either knows. Will it bring them back together or push them farther apart.

Shelley and Jake met in the novel "Hot Case," deepened their relationship in "Hot Trick," and appeared in short stories "Hot Corpse" and "Hot Song." Each case has a different paranormal/urban fantasy bent and villain. And a little much needed humor.


Genre: Paranormal Romance

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