title: The Deaths of December: A cracking Christmas crime thriller
author:  Susi Holliday 
description: <b>A brilliant read!</b><b>Louise Voss</b><br /><br />A cracking read. <b>The perfect Christmas gift for crime fans</b><b>C. L. Taylor</b><br /><br />A <b>pacy, clever, and twisted festive treat </b>with characters who sparkle darkly. I loved this killer Christmas tale!<b>Amanda Jennings, author of <i>In Her Wake</i></b><br /><br />With a serial killer lurking beneath the festive glitter <b><i>The Deaths of December</i> is the perfect antidote to too much turkey and Christmas pudding</b>. Creepy, tense and twisty-turny as hell. I loved it!<b>Steph Broadribb, author of <i>Deep Down Dead</i></b><br /><br />With a <b>chilling, highly-original premise </b>and the quality writing we've come to expect from Susi Holliday, <i>The Deaths of December</i> is <b>a festive cracker of a crime novel</b><b>Cass Green</b><br /><br />This <b>twisted </b>take on a cherished Christmas tradition is <b>perfect for readers looking for a break from the festive cheer</b>.<b><i>Daily Express</i></b><br /><br />The <b>ultimate slay ride </b>- it'll scare the baubles off your tree!<b>Mark Hill, author of <i>The Two O'Clock Boy</i></b><br /><br />Susi Holliday's twisty story about a seasonal serial killer is <b>gripping </b>- a book full of <b>chills and thrills for under the Christmas tree</b><b>William Ryan</b><br /><br />I loved this book. It's <b>the perfect festive read</b> to curl up with by the Christmas tree - but don't get too relaxed as you won't be able to put it down!<b>Elodie Harper, author of <i>The Binding Song</i></b><br /><br />Even though this book is filled with grim death and despair, the constant Christmas references make it <b>the perfect gift. Especially for the crime lover in your life.</b><b><i>Doncaster Free Press</i></b>
zlib_text: Two former high school classmates revive an unrequited crush over a lonely
  holiday.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Scott Burke wasn’t looking forward to spending his first Christmas alone after
  his divorce. His family was scattered over different parts of the country, his
  friends had plans, and he didn’t really want to partake of the annual
  community Christmas dinner with strangers. Add to that a general malaise he
  was feeling about a career that was going nowhere and you had all of the
  elements for a miserable holiday. A chance meeting with a former classmate on
  Christmas Eve changes things, when Scott runs into Lisa Berger, stranded on
  her way home due to a car breakdown. Can the two high school friends rekindle
  a flame that died out years ago, or will they say Auld Lang Syne when the
  holiday is over?
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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