Gnome Alone
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4.5 • 13 Ratings
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
Christmas is coming... And so is murder...
It's holiday season in small-town Doyle, and the town is pivoting from UFO tourism to Bigfoot Days. What's the owner of a UFO-themed B&B to do? Stop the shift, of course. And control-freak Susan Witsend is just the woman to put the alien back in… Christmas?
But when Bigfoot is blamed for a mass garden gnome theft, Susan is drafted to track down the kidnapped gnomes. The holiday season hits another sour note with the murder of a member of her caroling group. Are Susan's organization skills up to juggling missing gnomes and tracking down a killer in time to ring in the festivities?
Because as Susan and friends unwrap motives and alibis, she finds herself adding more names to the naughty list. She may have to face some hard truths about her own limits and about just how far a not-so-jolly killer will go…
Gnome Alone is book five in the laugh-out-loud Wits' End mystery series. A fast-paced and funny mystery packed with quirky characters, pets, and murder, it's perfect for fans of Jana DeLeon, Janet Evanovich, and Donna Andrews. Get cozy and beam up this hilarious mystery today!
Susan's Bigfoot Investigation Protocol at the back of the book!
Customer Reviews
Bigfoot, UFOs, and Gnomes!
Gnome Alone: A Laugh-out-loud Cozy Mystery is the 5th book in the Wits' End Cozy Mystery series by Kirsten Weiss.
Susan runs a UFO-themed B&B in a town celebrating Bigfoot Days. There were a lot of businesses unhappy with the expense of the celebration. Did that lead to murder?On top of that, Bigfoot has been seen stealing garden gnomes.
This was the first book I’ve read in this series. This was an ok book for me. Humor is subjective, but I didn’t find any humor in this let alone any laugh-out-loud moments. There was a lot going on with Christmas, caroling practice, missing gnomes, and murder.
If you are a fan of UFOs, Bigfoot, and gnomes, this may the book for you. Check it out.
I received an Advanced Reader Copy (ARC) of this book and I am voluntarily leaving an honest review.