Murder Under the Mistletoe: A Canon Clement Christmas Novella

At Champton Rectory, Christmas Day is filled with the warmth of family and the spirit of the season. Canon Daniel Clement is intent on celebrating the festivities with his mother, Audrey, when an unexpected guest shakes the joyful atmosphere. The arrival of a stranger brings an element of mystery that quickly spirals into something darker.

As the day progresses, the charm of Christmas mingles with suspense, leading to a shocking revelation. The tranquil village setting is painted with strokes of holiday cheer, but beneath the surface lurks a sinister turn of events. Canon Clement finds himself compelled to unravel the threads of a nefarious plot that threatens to overshadow their Christmas celebration.

Friendships will be tested, secrets unearthed, and the true meaning of trust examined as the characters navigate through a web of deceit. With humor and insight, the story captures the complexities of human relationships against the backdrop of a holiday filled with joy and danger.

In this gripping novella, the cheer of Christmas collides with the chilling grip of a murder mystery, inviting readers to dive into a captivating narrative where every clue could lead to unexpected twists.