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Susan Strathmore is a journalist on a tabloid magazine. At a celebrity party also frequented by the actress Sara Stern and her fiancé Christian, she meets brown-eyed, dark brown haired Baron Martin de Burgh, who promptly gets her into a precarious situation. To escape the curiosity of the gossip press, Susan goes away over Christmas. Her colleague, Eric, recommends Angela Greens guesthouse in a small Scottish village. Baron Martin de Burgh finds out about this from Karen and follows Susan in his black BMW. Not only does he want to see her again because of her beautiful blue-grey eyes and light blonde hair, he also knows something about her missing brother George Strathmore. While at the nativity play on Christmas Eve, which also features the children Arthur Green, Patrick Carter, Jonathan, Nicole and Lisa, the Madonna statue, which apparently keeps watch over the village, goes missing. Mark Walther, who in actual fact is Ruth Greens secret fiancé, is suspected of the deed. Roger Carters son Patrick and Arthur Green are also under suspicion. Not least thanks to little Nancy and Susans dog Trotzki, Scott Green is finally exposed as the thief. But before making his way to Father Turner and the housekeeper Irene, he must first save his wife Kelly from a snowstorm
Susan Strathmore is a journalist on a tabloid magazine. At a celebrity party also frequented by the actress Sara Stern and her fiancé Christian, she meets brown-eyed, dark brown haired Baron Martin de Burgh, who promptly gets her into a precarious situation. To escape the curiosity of the gossip press, Susan goes away over Christmas. Her colleague, Eric, recommends Angela Greens guesthouse in a small Scottish village. Baron Martin de Burgh finds out about this from Karen and follows Susan in his black BMW. Not only does he want to see her again because of her beautiful blue-grey eyes and light blonde hair, he also knows something about her missing brother George Strathmore. While at the nativity play on Christmas Eve, which also features the children Arthur Green, Patrick Carter, Jonathan, Nicole and Lisa, the Madonna statue, which apparently keeps watch over the village, goes missing. Mark Walther, who in actual fact is Ruth Greens secret fiancé, is suspected of the deed. Roger Carters son Patrick and Arthur Green are also under suspicion. Not least thanks to little Nancy and Susans dog Trotzki, Scott Green is finally exposed as the thief. But before making his way to Father Turner and the housekeeper Irene, he must first save his wife Kelly from a snowstorm
