Your December Escape: Glamour, Nostalgia, and Cozy Mysteries🎄📚

As the year winds down, let’s escape to the roaring 1920s together! 

In this issue, I bring you some sizzling society gossip, tips for hosting a holiday mystery soirée, and a few cozy mystery book recommendations. 

Pour yourself a cup of tea (or something a little stronger) and join me for a charming escape into our shared love of cozy tales.

Fill Your Stockings with Sleuthing Delights!

This holiday season, why not slip a little intrigue into your loved ones’ stockings? My 1920s cozy mysteries make the perfect gift for anyone who adores cozy historical whodunits.

Society Snippets: 1920s Holiday Gossip

  • A Scandal in Scarlet: At Lady Goring's dinner party, someone stole her priceless ruby and diamond necklace. Was it an inside job?
  • The Case of the Vanishing Rolls Royce: Rumour has it that Lord Pole's brand new silver Rolls Royce was stolen from outside his Hampstead townhouse on the morning of the Summer Fair at the Heath.

Considering that Lady Goring and Lord Pole are practically neighbours, one wonders if the two incidents are connected. To know more, read the detailed report below 👇🏼

Host Your Own Holiday Mystery Party

Bring a touch of intrigue to your holiday gathering with these tips:

  • Setting the Scene: Adorn your space with flickering candles, frosted windows, and garlands of holly.
  • Props of Suspense: Scatter small clues like handwritten notes, a pair of gloves, or a broken ornament for guests to discover.
  • Festive Fare: Serve cocktails like the 1920s classic “Gin Fizz” alongside traditional mince pies.
  • Serve a mystery: Weave a mystery into the festive meal by arranging a mock crime, like a fake murder at the table, and allow your guests to find clues in their Christmas crackers.

A Heartfelt Thank You đź’–

As the year draws to a close, I want to thank each and every one of you for your support, enthusiasm, and shared love of cozy mysteries. Here’s to another year of adventures, both written and lived.

Until next time, keep your curiosity sharp and your tea warm.

With gratitude and affection,

Ella Strike

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