As Christmastown prepares to celebrate Halloween for the first time, April Claus, Santa's new wife, must quickly solve the murder of an outspoken elf before more even more mayhem and scary happenings ensue.

"At Castle Kringle, the elves are excitedly arranging their first ever Thanksgiving day feast. April's husband, Nick--the real Santa--as some misgivings, since it's tough to get ready for Christmas when everyone is obsessed with helium balloons and pie recipes. Chaos erupts when Gobbles, the live turkey imported for the castle feast, is bird-napped. That crime is quickly overshadowed at a pre-Thanksgiving potluck when Nick's cousin, Elspeth, face-plants...

Carrie is the next Mrs. Claus, and the son of Santa follows his family traditions to make her his. Only, tradition must break as Carrie's world gets lost to darkness. Kris wants to take a slow, traditional approach with his future Mrs. Claus. Night riding in the sleigh. Drinking the elves cocoa. Distributing toys to good girls and boys as friends for a few years. His father though, isn't doing too well in the magic department, and Carrie's world loses...

"It's Santa magic, baby." In the enchanting sequel to State v. Claus, Attorney Meg Riley finds herself plunged into the whirlwind realm of the North Pole, where the magic of Christmas meets the reality of daily life. Faced with the choice between her independent life in Connecticut and a future with the man she loves, Meg wrestles with the implications of marrying Santa himself, her beloved Ralph Claus. Because as wondrous as the North Pole may be,...

She's the perfect Mrs. Claus....or is she?Savannah Brady is a fifty-three year-old woman who is far from perfect. Most days she feels zombie-like, walking through life merely existing, but not living. Her husband tragically died a few years prior, and her son moved to Switzerland for a job opportunity in the spring, leaving Savannah on her own for the first time in her life.On a blustery autumn afternoon, Savannah ambles to her favorite lunchtime...

St. Nicholas felt too busy for romance. Until he met Jane. Join St. Nicholas and Jane for the stories of how they fell in love. Nicholas works very hard for most of the year, but especially near Christmas. As Santa Claus, it falls to him to carry the spirit of the holiday and make sure children and families everywhere enjoy some holiday cheer. He gets so busy with his work that sometimes he forgets to visit his friends. And takes no time for any potential...

Nothing says Christmas like a snow cannon that shoots flames, family mayhem, and finding the true meaning of the season, with a lot of love thrown in.But, there's still magic to be had!Emma Walters is a simple woman with simple needs-job stability, a paycheck to share with her struggling mom and brother back home, and enjoying the occasional laugh. It's that last part that gets her in serious hot water. When she laughs at the antics of her boss' youngest...

In this funny, sweet, and charming picture book debut, Mrs. Claus leaves the snow (and her husband) behind in order to see the world... and get back in time for Christmas. Mrs. Claus needs to get out of the house. The endless snow at the North Pole is getting her down. And she doesn't see why her husband should get all the travel time in the family. So she hitches up the reindeer and takes a world tour -- leaving Santa to take care of himself (and...

Ever wonder about Mrs. Claus? Where did she come from? What was her real name? And how did Santa and Mrs. Claus really fall in love? Who started the dating or was it instigated by Cupid? This book tells it all, the romance, the courtship, the love story of Mr. and Mrs. Claus. How they met, where they got engaged and their quiet ceremony of marriage. Read about the mystery of their wedding rings and if Mrs. Claus now has any magic of her own. ...

The book focuses more on Mrs. Claus rather than on Santa. It is about Mrs. Claus being put in a situation where Santa becomes ill, and she is placed out of her comfort zone so that children won't be disappointed for Christmas. I got the idea while watching Christmas cartoons this past year, and I noticed that we really weren't seeing Mrs. Claus. I'm old-fashioned, and I don't like computers, so I picked up a pencil and eraser at first when I began...