Mary Kay Andrews is the New York Times bestselling author of 30 novels and The Beach House Cookbook. A former reporter for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, she lives in Atlanta, Georgia.
"A fun and festive read." -- Herald-Sun (Durham, NC)"For the fun at heart, this is a must in the Christmas stocking." -- Daytona Beach News-Journal"Punchy prose and sparkling storylines. . . . She delivers holiday cheer that will leave you anything but blue." -- BookPage"Sometimes it takes a blue Christmas to bring out true holiday cheer." -- Southern Living"A cute story with a lot of Southern charm." -- Miami Herald"Nobody does Christmas like Mary Kay Andrews." -- Debbie Macomber"Wonderful. . . . A must-read come holiday time." -- Roanoke Times"Cozy up with Santa's favorite novelist!" -- Adriana Trigiani"A perfect addition to the author's Savannah series, and it will certainly have readers eager for more of Andrews' wonderful prose." -- Romantic Times"Appealing character-driven holiday fare." -- Kirkus Reviews"Andrews nails idiosyncratic Southern charm and teases out a touching denouement." -- Publishers Weekly"Mary Kay Andrews, the author of so-much-fun-to-read-it-must-be-criminal bestsellers Savannah Breeze and Hissy Fit, dishes up another Southern charmer with Blue Christmas. . . . There is something downright addictive in her punchy prose and sparkling storylines. Here, she delivers holiday cheer that will leave you anything but blue." -- BookPage"A funny, funky Christmas story with quirky Southern characters, great descriptions of kitschy objects, a celebration of tradition, and a bit of suspense." -- Booklist
Andrews brings back characters from her best-selling Savannah novels (Savannah Breeze; Savannah Blues) for some holiday fun. Antiques dealer Weezie is fervently working to get her shop ready for the holidays, but she is distracted by a series of mysterious break-ins at her home, truck, and shop. Oddly enough, the only things missing are quirky display pieces and trays of party food. Meanwhile, Weezie's boyfriend, Daniel, hates Christmas, and his sour attitude is ruining any chance of a good time. And who is the mysterious bag lady who's decided to sleep in Weezie's display window? Readers who haven't read the other Savannah books will find themselves wanting more of Andrews's fresh, funny style. For all fiction collections. [See Prepub Alert, LJ 7/06.] Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.
"A fun and festive read." -- Herald-Sun (Durham, NC)"For the fun at heart, this is a must in the Christmas stocking." -- Daytona Beach News-Journal"Punchy prose and sparkling storylines. . . . She delivers holiday cheer that will leave you anything but blue." -- BookPage"Sometimes it takes a blue Christmas to bring out true holiday cheer." -- Southern Living"A cute story with a lot of Southern charm." -- Miami Herald"A perfect addition to the author's Savannah series, and it will certainly have readers eager for more of Andrews' wonderful prose." -- Romantic Times"Appealing character-driven holiday fare." -- Kirkus Reviews"Andrews nails idiosyncratic Southern charm and teases out a touching denouement." -- Publishers Weekly"Mary Kay Andrews, the author of so-much-fun-to-read-it-must-be-criminal bestsellers Savannah Breeze and Hissy Fit, dishes up another Southern charmer with Blue Christmas. . . . There is something downright addictive in her punchy prose and sparkling storylines. Here, she delivers holiday cheer that will leave you anything but blue." -- BookPage"A wonderful book, filled with vivid descriptions of Christmas scenes. . . . Charming. . . . This book about compassion, Christmas, and antiques shines as a must-read come holiday time." -- Roanoke Times"A funny, funky Christmas story with quirky Southern characters, great descriptions of kitschy objects, a celebration of tradition, and a bit of suspense." -- Booklist
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