Hamish Macbeth Mystery A Highland Christmas, Book 0, (Paperback)

from Aspenhugger

December 11, 2009: A very nice little Christmas tale from the make-believe Scottish village of Lochdubh and the lanky red-headed Hamish MacBeth. A very quick read at 128 and a tad pages. Probably not the best way to get started in this series. Since I've read almost all the books, I knew the char...

from drebbles

It's Christmas time in Lochdubh, Scotland, although it doesn't feel like it. Christmas decorations have been banned in the village, at least outside decorations. Constable Hamish MacBeth isn't too happy but he has his work to keep him busy. Someone has stolen some Christmas trees and lights from ...

from lycomayflower

A Hamish Macbeth mystery from the middle-ish of the series, though the first I've read (I have seen all of the television series based on the books). Light on plot, this installment could be called "Hamish Saves Christmas." It's a light, quick, pleasant little book, and just the thing for a cold ...

from Sergeirocks

If anyone likes reading a series in strict order, this book comes in at no. 15.5, between 'Death of an Addict' and 'Death of a Dustman'.

from stevejwales

My first Hamish Macbeth story and it was great fun: a relaxing crime novel like the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency series with crimes on the level of, in this case, stolen Christmas lights and a missing cat. A cheery Christmas story, with Hamish Macbeth determined to make the disparate groups of ...