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Can she nail the true killer and clear her name in time for Christmas? Christmas won\'t be complete without it A festive treat for fans of Agatha Christie, TE Kinsey and Lee Strauss.
But the entire village was at Henley Hall for the festivities and Eleanor has enough suspects to stuff a town full of turkeys.
When someone tries to frame her by planting poisoned berries in her own kitchen, she knows speed is of the essence.
Next the vicar is taken ill with what looks like poison and Eleanor starts to wonder if the two cases are linked.
When she finds a rather distinctive key where the man fell, Eleanor knows she\'ll never rest until she finds out the truth about what happened in her own home.
Dashing Detective Seldon is convinced it\'s just a heart attack, but Eleanor isn\'t so sure.
But tragedy strikes when one of the runners drops dead at the finish line.
As snowflakes fall, Eleanor is cheering on contestants in the traditional Christmas fun run in the grounds of the Hall.
She\'s also purchased perfect presents for each of her household - not forgetting the biggest bone in the butcher\'s shop for her partner in crime, Gladstone the bulldog - and is looking forward to celebrating her first English country Christmas.
She is playing host to the entire village at Henley Hall for gifts, games and gingerbread.
Amateur sleuth Lady Eleanor Swift is feeling festive. and a murder? Thank goodness Lady Swift is on the scene Winter, 1920 .
An English Christmas has mince pies, cheerful carols, a twinkling tree..
