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.
Baking It Merry by Samantha Chase offered a grumpy meets sunshine, enemies to lovers small-town romance filled with holiday baked goods and cheer. Narrated by Melanie Mendez, the story offered a delightful holiday escape despite some unneeded miscommunication.
The Snow Killer by Ross Greenwood is the first audiobook in the DI Barton series narrated by David Thorpe. It all begins when a family is gunned down and a killer is born. Greenwood delivers an intense mystery from the perspectives of the killer and DI Barton.
Drow Nightfall by Martha Carr & Michael Anderle is the sixth book in the Chronicles of Shadow Bourne. Narrated by Stephanie Savannah, Charlie must unravel a murder mystery and Ellis finds herself in danger when she steals vital information from a government lab. Suspense, magic and romance await you in this engaging tale.
Narrated by Phyllis Ho, The Teller of Small Fortunes by Julie Leong delivered a delightful fantasy with found family, adventure and personal growth. If you love Travis Baldree stories as I do, you won’t want to miss this debut.
In the seventh Sam Quinn urban fantasy audiobook, The Bloody Ruin Asylum and Taproom by Seana Kelly, we are off to Budapest where Clive will interview for a position in the Guild, a council of thirteen vampires who advise the world’s Masters. Things are right with the ghosts at the asylum and the local weres aren’t happy that Sam & Clive are there. Narrated by Samantha Desa, Kelly delivered a nail-biting tale with snark, and plenty of danger.
