Murder at the Courthouse by Meghan Carver

As one of only a handful of librarians in the tiny library of Grace Pointe, Indiana, she felt it was her duty to be familiar with the more famous works of literature. She hadn’t read the book, although she wanted to. The line from the Victorian melodramatic style of writing had become infamous, but it still popped into her mind on nights like this one. MacKenzie Baker glanced back in at the gentle lamplight in her upstairs apartment, consisting simply of a couple rooms with a kitchenette nestled above her brother’s expansive garage, then stepped out onto the landing and into the lashing rain. I am undeserving of your love, grace, and encouragement. Sprinkled with humor and truth, The Christmas Catastrophe is a quick read that will warm your heart and spirit this holiday season. Could it be that her desperate attempts at perfection aren’t what make her acceptable to God after all? When she wakes, she isn’t sure if she dreamed or if her imagination went into overdrive. But when she argues with her husband over the cost of perfection and then her two energetic boys wreak havoc in her perfectly-ordered house, a long winter’s nap seems to be in order. What’s wrong with that? Every decoration needs to be just right, every cookie made from scratch, and every part in the church Christmas drama performed perfectly. Visit the author’s website for new releases or to sign up for the reader newsletter: Claim Your Free BookĬourtney Richards just wants the perfect Christmas for her family and friends. Any resemblance to living people is purely coincidental. Nashville: Thomas Nelson.Īll characters, names, places, and events in this book are fictional, created wholly in the imagination of the author. Scripture used in this book, whether quoted or paraphrased by the characters, is from Holy Bible: The New King James Version. The only exception is brief quotations in printed reviews. No part of this publication may be copied, resold, or reproduced in any format, by any means, electronic or otherwise, without prior consent from the author.

Murder at the Courthouse by Meghan Carver