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    Crimson Duet (Crimson Holiday and Crimson Nightmare)

    By Patricia Rosemoor

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    Someone killed Santa...twice!

    In Crimson Holiday
    Passed out after the Westbrook Department Store Christmas party, window designer Shelby Corbin wakens only to trip over Santa, the store’s co-owner and Shelby’s boss. Terrified that she will be blamed for the murder, she panics. CEO Rand McNabb sees a dark-haired woman wearing a crimson dress fleeing the scene and thinks he knows her identity. His romantic attentions both thrill her and frighten Shelby. Is the sexy CEO really helping her search for the truth about that fatal night, or does Rand have a deadlier motive for courting her?

    In Crimson Nightmare
    After the last Westbrook Department Store Christmas party, Pippa McNabb's cheating husband was murdered wearing a Santa suit. A new year, a new Christmas party, a new dead Santa – this time, after having a bad reaction to an appetizer Pippa gives him, he lurches from the store out onto the street only to be run down by eight tiny reindeer. Pippa is suspect, but so is naturalist Sky Thornton, who was driving the sleigh. Sky seems intent on helping Pippa, but he seems to know too much about her. Is he really trying to clear her name, or is he trying to frame her for the murder?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPatricia Rosemoor
    Release dateOct 7, 2014
    ISBN9781310565281
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    Patricia Rosemoor

    With 95 novels and more than seven million books in print, Patricia Rosemoor combines love and danger to write heart-fluttering, pulse-pounding novels. She's won a Golden Heart from Romance Writers of America, two Reviewers Choice Awards for her Intrigues and two Career Achievement Awards from RT BOOKreviews. In her other life, she teaches Popular Fiction and Suspense-Thriller Writing, credit courses at Columbia College Chicago.

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