Welcome back to the Lyonsville, Fern Valley and Friedman, three sleepy villages where the Amish and English live together most of the time peacefully. Something odd is going on in the Tritowns. As the lodge, the Ladies’ Auxiliary and the sheriffs all try to prepare for a normal holiday season, Christmas trees start showing up, all seemingly indexed to the places they are left. The Bark has new members, old friends show up for the holidays and can’t we just have peace and quiet long enough to open packages?What people are saying about the Tritowns series (Fiber Mavens, Melody’s Zoo and The Fern Valley Fur Family Mysteries):“ It's well written and has quite a mystery, that had me guessing until I read through to the end.
I loved the interactions of the cats and dogs, and the well-oiled gossip line of the gardening club. There's a darkness in among the small town, well hidden. I really enjoyed reading this book and am looking forward to the next one.”“The setting from sentence one lets you know this is a smallTown, everybody is up in everyone's business. It’s a fast read, cute andAnimal friendly.
Very much like the old Nancy Drew and Hardy boyMysteries I read in the 70's”“Very enjoyable. Love the animals intertwined, but also the mystery up until the very end was a puzzle. Highly recommend.”“In memory of a beloved daughter, her parents and siblings continue to build a zoo, which her father had begun while she was still alive. Strange deaths and unusual activities occur at the zoo, so the law enforcement is racing to find the answers in order to stop the madness.
I was pleased to see some of the canines were mentioned in this book, albeit briefly, so I am not sure if I am reading the series in the correct sequence, but an interesting story nonetheless.”And now we’re visiting all three towns in a Christmas mystery. You are going to enjoy this book! Get your copy to gift yourself for Christmas or your favorite mystery buff.
