Mistletoe Can Be Deadly

Sean Cunningham

Summary

Jason King, a rising star in Hollywood, wants to spend the holiday season with his sister. Afraid of being bored, he decides to play Santa at the North Pines Galleria, but quickly realizes that decision will lead to a Christmas he will never forget.
When police find Jason passed out in his blood-covered Santa suit, the mall manager stabbed to death in the next room, they quickly consider him the prime suspect.
Certain he is being framed, Jason must find the real killer to clear his name. In the process, he uncovers love triangles, jealousy, and wild sex parties. He also finds passion and a man who just might be the love of his life. But will he be able to expose the murderer before he becomes the next victim?

Available since: 01/29/2026.

Print length: 67 pages.

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