After listening to the first Irregular Detective mystery, I was excited to begin The Mummy of Mayfair by Jeri Westerson. Once again, Noah James Butler narrates as private investigators Timothy Badger and Benjamin Watson work to solve a mystery involving a mummy unwrapping.

Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix
In Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix, the author explores witchcraft and the horrors young women faced when they got in the family way 70s and end up spending time away from their loved ones at the Wayward Girls home. The horror elements were as much about what happened to these young girls as it was the witch they encounter.
Earl Crush by Alexandra Vasti
Narrated by Mhairi Morrison, I was drawn to Earl Cush by Alexandra Vasti by its synopsis. The idea of a lady showing up on a reclusive Scottish earl’s doorstep and offering him marriage. Toss in some espionage, as I was all. A delightful romcom with plenty of spice and humor made this a perfect winter afternoon escape. Just add some Earl Grey and a cozy blanket.
A Lady Would Know Better by Emma Theriault
A Lady Would Know Better by Emma Theriault delivered a historical romance filled with mystery, family and Jane Austen vibes. Find out what happens when the Earl of Belhaven finds a woman in the snow, unconscious and nearly frozen, who whispers, “don’t let them get me.”
The Isolated Séance by Jeri Westerson
Love Sherlock Holmes? Meet the Irregulars in The Isolated Séance by Jeri Westerson, the first in the Irregular Detective Mysteries series. Sherlock Holmes’s protégés, Tim Badger and Benjamin Watson, work their first case when a man is murdered during a séance. Clever with twists and aid from the man himself, you’ll want to listen to this tale narrated by Noah James Butler.
Murder at King’s Crossing by Andrea Penrose
I look forward to the next Wrexford & Sloane Mystery all year and, despite being delayed; the audiobook was well worth the wait. Murder at King’s Crossing by Andrea Penrose delivered a suspenseful and clever murder mystery while allowing listeners to catch up with our favorite sleuths and their misfit posse. Narrated by James Cameron Stewart, you’ll want to be sure to grab this historical murder-mystery.