Series: Harlequin Intrigue #254
Back cover:
THE TWELVE THREATS OF CHRISTMAS...
On the first day of terror
Belle Breeze received a plastic vulture in a palm tree - and a menacing note signed "Santa." She disregarded the odd offering as a slightly silly joke.
On the second day of terror
the package contained two bloodied gloves. For once, the opinionated movie critic reversed her decision.
On the third day of terror
the danger escalated with the arrival of three poisoned pens that wreaked havoc in the studio and brought Max Wilde to Belle's side.
In their search for Belle's tormentor, the competing critics temporarily put their fiery feud aside... and found another kind of passion. But Belle doubted whether she'd live long enough to enjoy it, for...
The twelfth day of terror
was rapidly approaching. And her sinister Santa was coming...
Back cover:
THE TWELVE THREATS OF CHRISTMAS...
On the first day of terror
Belle Breeze received a plastic vulture in a palm tree - and a menacing note signed "Santa." She disregarded the odd offering as a slightly silly joke.
On the second day of terror
the package contained two bloodied gloves. For once, the opinionated movie critic reversed her decision.
On the third day of terror
the danger escalated with the arrival of three poisoned pens that wreaked havoc in the studio and brought Max Wilde to Belle's side.
In their search for Belle's tormentor, the competing critics temporarily put their fiery feud aside... and found another kind of passion. But Belle doubted whether she'd live long enough to enjoy it, for...
The twelfth day of terror
was rapidly approaching. And her sinister Santa was coming...
