Description Therese, Lady Osbaldestone, and her household are quietly delighted when her younger daughter\'s three children, Jamie, George, and Lottie, insist on returning to Therese\'s house, Hartington Manor in the village Little Moseley, to spend the three weeks leading up to Christmas participating in the village\'s traditional events.
While the urgency and.
The children love singing, and provided they find the book in time, they\'ll be able to put on an extra-special service for the village.
Then the organist hears the children singing and invites them to form a special guest choir.
But as Therese\'s intrepid four follow the trail of the book from house to house, the mystery of where the book has vanished to only deepens.
Its disappearance threatens one of the village\'s most-valued Christmas traditions-the Carol Service-yet as the book has always been freely loaned within the village, no one imagines that it won\'t be found with a little application.
Therese immediately volunteers the services of her grandchildren, who are only too happy to fling themselves into the search to find the Missing book of carols.
He requires the written music in front of him before he can play a piece, and the church\'s book of Christmas Carols has gone missing.
She casts around and discovers that the new organist, who plays superbly, has a strange failing.
The previous year, Therese learned the trick to keeping her unexpected guests out of mischief.
The younger children are happy to include their cousin in their plans-and despite her initial aloofness, Melissa discovers she\'s not too old to enjoy the simple delights of a village Christmas.
Despite having no experience dealing with moody, reticent teenagers like Melissa, Therese welcomes Melissa warmly.
Her mother, Therese\'s older daughter, begs Therese to take Melissa in until the family gathering at Christmas-otherwise, Melissa has nowhere else to go.
Then out of the blue, one of Therese\'s older granddaughters, Melissa, arrives on the doorstep.
Description Therese, Lady Osbaldestone, and her household are quietly delighted when her younger daughter\'s three children, Jamie, George, and Lottie, insist on returning to Therese\'s house, Hartington Manor in the village Little Moseley, to spend the three weeks leading up to Christmas participating in the village\'s traditional events
