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    Double Deck the Halls

    By Gretchen Archer

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    About this ebook

    Well, ho ho ho and hang those stockings because USA TODAY bestselling author Gretchen Archer is giving us can't miss holiday hijinks.

    And take it from someone who knows, this short story "Jingles all the way!" – Janet Evanovich

    It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the Bellissimo Resort and Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi. The trees are trimmed, the halls are decked, and Davis Way Cole’s grandmother is there to play in the Winter Wonderland Senior Slot Tournament.

    This year’s theme: The Nice List. All is merry and bright until Granny Dee meets an elf who belongs on the naughty list.

    Maybe even the downright nasty list.

    With nothing more than a lifetime of memories, the sounds of the season, and what she can find in the pockets of her Rudolph jogging suit, can Granny Dee save Bianca Sanders from the rotten elf, and in the process, save Christmas?

    Granny Dee may try to save Christmas, but trust me, of all the characters in this non-stop page-turner, Granny Dee steals the show.

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    DOUBLE DECK THE HALLS by Gretchen Archer - A Henery Press Mystery Short Story

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHenery Press
    Release dateNov 2, 2017
    ISBN9781635113129
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