I was excited to dive into the newest Holmes, Margaret & Poe Mystery, and listened to the narration by Christine Lakin. Holmes is Missing by James Patterson and Brian Sitts delivered an intense mystery with the abduction of six newborns from a private hospital. Margaret and Poe must investigate without Holmes.

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.
A Measure of Menace by Jennifer Ashley
A Measure of Menace by Jennifer Ashley is the newest novella in the Kat Halloway Mysteries series. It was the perfect fix as we await the next full-length novel. The Mayfair house is empty while the family resides in the country, but the unexpected arrival of Lord Clifford, Lady Cynthia’s father, brings trouble.
One Big Happy Family by Susan Mallery
One Big Happy Family by Susan Mallery is her latest holiday tale. You’ll want to pack your bags and head to the mountains with Julie Parker,her younger boyfriend, his kids, her adult children and their families. Did I mention his ex-wife? This delightful tale of love, holidays and family will leave you laughing, swooning and filled with holiday cheer.
The Mistletoe Mystery by Nita Prose
Narrated by Lauren Ambrose, The Mistletoe Mystery by Nita Prose is the perfect holiday audiobook mystery to listen to this holiday season. This novella is part of the Molly the Maid series and one of my favorites. A little holiday magic, some familiar themes, and Molly’s quirky personality had me devouring this in just one sitting.
The Holiday Cottage by Sarah Morgan
Are you looking for a heartwarming tug at your heart-strings holiday read? If so, you’ll want to grab The Holiday Cottage by Sarah Morgan. It’s a story of friendship, finding one’s self and of family. You’ll want to curl up with some hot cocoa by the fire and read about Imogen’s stay at a guest cottage in the Cotswolds.