Prize and prejudice
(Book)

"Christmas on Nantucket Island is a beautiful time of year, complete with hot cocoa, snow, and holiday cheer. To make things even more interesting, Nantucket's wealthiest resident has set up an island-wide treasure hunt for a painting that could be worth millions--a lost Monet that was gifted by a French businessman after an illicit love affair over a century ago. The only drawback? Only a tourist can win the hundred-thousand-dollar prize for finding the painting. Angie Prouty, proud owner of the Pastries & Page-Turners bookstore, is having a great season because of the treasure hunt, business-wise...but at what cost? Angie's new employee is great, but somehow Angie's workload seems worse than ever. Her best friend and her new boyfriend have disappeared onto the mainland, and the tourists are getting weirder and more aggressive as they search for the painting, tearing up floors and trying to upend bookshelves. Worst yet, one of the tourists turns up dead and the police try to explain it away as an accident. Angie had sworn off solving murders, at least for the busy holiday season. But now she's going to have to figure out how to juggle her bookstore, her boyfriend, and this mysterious death. And the best way to do that might just be to find that lost Monet before anyone else." -- Page [4] cover.