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When Abby agrees to stay at the Bird Nest to help Martin and Terza Choi investigate suspicious noises in the attic, she uncovers the source of the sounds--and a secret that could change everything for the couple. A forgotten Christmas card points them to several jade tiles, each inscribed with clues that lead toward a hidden treasure. Meanwhile, a surprise snowstorm turns a Hawaiian festival into a winter carnival and stirs up a little friendly competition in the form of a snowman contest, and a missing hiker has everyone searching for signs of life. This series of puzzling occurrences shows everyone how helping other can lead to blessings for all. No library descriptions found. |
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A friend sent me this book after she'd read it. I've read others in the series. I'm not sure I've read the series in order since the books don't seem to be numbered as they are for most series. (This series also has a number of different authors.)
I enjoyed the book overall. It was a gentle suspense with the suspense mostly stemming from "puzzles" that needed to be solved.
WARNING: SPOILERS MAY FOLLOW. READ REMAINDER OF REVIEW AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION:
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When I got to the section where the town was creating snowmen and planning a Snow Fest with a snowman contest, I began to wonder if I'd read this book before. Goodreads says that is not the case (but another site says I did read it in 2016), so there must have been another book I read that had a similar idea of a town creating unique snow creations to "highlight" businesses or interests and having a town-wide contest as well.
That wondering "have I read this before" spoiled my enjoyment of the rest of the book just a little ( )