Which Lucy Stone Mystery Novel Comes After Turkey Day?

Hoping to continue Agatha Award-winning author Lucy Stone's cozy mystery series chronologically after Turkey Day Murder. Seeking the next installment for fall-themed reading.
2026-07-31 05:47:47
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RubyGray
RubyGray
Insight Sharer Librarian
Ha, I just finished 'Turkey Day' last night and had to look this up immediately! The library app had 'Christmas Cookie Murder' listed as the next in the series. It's already on hold. I'm curious to see if the thread about the new town council member from Thanksgiving gets followed up on during the Christmas festival. The author is usually good about those little ongoing town hall dramas.
2026-08-03 03:10:03
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MasonWest
MasonWest
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Can we talk about how satisfying it is when a cozy mystery series just uses the holidays as its backbone? It makes organizing them so easy. After the turkey comes the cookies. Simple. 'Christmas Cookie Murder' continues that reliable formula where the murder somehow ties into the holiday preparations without feeling too ridiculous. It's a comfort read, through and through.
2026-08-03 07:33:16
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LuxHunt
LuxHunt
Twist Chaser Editor
Hmm, I haven't read that far yet. I'm still back on the earlier books. I should probably catch up before I jump into this thread and spoil something for myself. The comments seem to have a clear consensus, though. I'll just quietly note the title for later.
2026-08-04 08:34:48
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EmmaBoone
EmmaBoone
Honest Reviewer Analyst
Let's be real, part of the fun is the mild anachronism of reading these now. 'Turkey Day' and 'Christmas Cookie Murder' were written pre-smartphone, so Lucy's investigative techniques involve a lot of phone calls and library microfiche. It's a charming, slower pace. Reading them in order lets you live in that late-90s/early-2000s cozy bubble without interruption.
2026-08-06 15:30:30
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NinaLong
NinaLong
Frequent Answerer Teacher
As an audiobook listener, I can confirm the narrator continues seamlessly into 'Christmas Cookie Murder'. The audio versions are perfect for long drives during the actual holidays. The transition is smooth, and the narrator's voice for Lucy really captures that 'mom who's had just about enough' vibe that builds from book to book. Definitely recommend that format if you're into audio.
2026-08-06 21:52:29
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