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The Jingle Bell Murders : Volume 2

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Paperback 256 pages
Simon & Schuster Ltd 22 October 2026
Benedict, Alexandra

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ISBN/SKU: 9781398540965 Categories/Genres: ,

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Murder is AFOOT in the second title in this brand new murder-mystery series by leading adult crime writer, Alexandra Benedict. Perfect for fans of Robin Stevens and the Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time with a puzzle hook for middle grade readersBrooke Parkin is back for another school year at Wood Dean secondary and this term, auditions are well underway for the festive Christmas play. But when a series of murders seemed to be linked to the very play itself, can Brooke and the neuro-divergent club get to the bottom of another mystery? With clues and puzzles along the way offfering a really interactive reading experience. Praise for The Merry Christmas Murders:‘A gift of a festive Mystery,’ Maz Evans‘Sometimes, to solve the toughest crimes, you need to see the world differently…enter our group of ND supersleuths. Not since the London Eye Mystery has an author championed the beauty of difference so enjoyably.’ Phil Earle’A deliciously clever festive mystery, brimming with heart, humour, and a cast of sleuths you’ll cheer for on every page. I devoured it in one sitting.’ Jenny PearsonPerfect for ChristmasIntricately weaved murder-mystery seriesAuthentic representation of neuro-divergency featuring characters with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyscalculia  

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