Her Royal Spyness · Book 6

The Twelve Clues of Christmas

Published
1 January 2012
Pages
311
ISBN-13
9780425252789
Type
novel
Cover of The Twelve Clues of Christmas

About this book

The Twelve Clues of Christmas, numbered 6 and dated 2012, is one of the series' annual Christmas entries -- which slot into the main publication-order sequence rather than standing apart -- continuing Georgie's story in real time from the 1932 opener. It runs 311 pages.

Key facts about The Twelve Clues of Christmas

The Twelve Clues of Christmas is a novel by Rhys Bowen. Readers have had it since 2012. It runs to 311 pages.

Our list holds 3 editions of The Twelve Clues of Christmas. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780425252789 to find the main one.

The Twelve Clues of Christmas is book 6 of 19 in the Her Royal Spyness series. The series has 19 published books. However, the series starts with Her Royal Spyness (2007). Meanwhile, To Crown It All comes next, with an announced date of 17 November 2026.

Additionally, Rhys Bowen writes Constable Evans and Molly Murphy as separate series. Those series sit on our cozy mystery shelf. Meanwhile, The Castle in the Glen is the latest published Rhys Bowen book on file, from 4 August 2026.

About Rhys Bowen

Rhys Bowen is the pen name of Janet Quin-Harkin, a Welsh-born, now California-based novelist who writes traditional mysteries across three series. See every Rhys Bowen book in order.

Its place in Her Royal Spyness

The Twelve Clues of Christmas is book 6 in the Her Royal Spyness series. It follows Naughty in Nice. It is followed by Heirs and Graces. See the full Her Royal Spyness reading order.

Lady Georgiana Rannoch is thirty-fourth in line to the British throne, penniless, and stuck living in a freezing Scottish castle with her brother and his ghastly wife — so when the novels open in 1932 she flees to London to make her own way, armed with nothing but a title, a talent for getting into trouble, and an aristocratic disdain for domestic chores she has to learn from scratch. Queen Mary occasionally enlists her for delicate royal errands, which is how a broke young woman with no practical skills keeps…

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