Narrated by Elyse Osterhaug, Door To Door by T.L. Brown, is the first audiobook in the Door to Door mystery series. This genre-bending, cozy, paranormal murder-mystery pulled me. Emily Swift receives a book on her thirtieth birthday and opens a door to another world.
Sophia Rose is here with the third novel in the Ice Cream Shop Mysteries. Grab a cone and check out her thoughts on Fatal Fudge Swirl by Meri Allen.
Meddy Chan is getting married, and the Aunties have the perfect wedding planners for them. But Meddy’s perfect day turns upside down when the Mafia gets involved in Four Aunties and a Wedding by Jesse Q. Sutanto. Narrated by Risa Mei, it offered a fun, quirky mystery with plenty of shenanigans that kept me listening.
Today I’ve got the first two Messages of Murder books on audio. Narrated by Matt Godfrey & Gina Rogers, they share the story of a young woman named Gabby who gets messages and experiences psychic visions by touch. She can find lost objects and relive the last moments of someone’s death. Look and see what I love about this series….
Brewing Crazy by Kim Richardson is the eleventh audiobook in the Witches of Hollow Cove paranormal cozy mystery series. Narrated by Devon Sorvari, Tessa gets distracted from thinking about a proposal when townsfolk are cursed with black magic.
Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice for Murderers by Jesse Q. Sutanto was such a joy to read. It’s a cozy murder-mystery that will warm your heart and make you laugh aloud. Vera Wong owns a tea shop in San Francisco’s Chinatown and when a man ends up dead in her shop, she investigates. The tale that unfolds was, in a word, wonderful.
Narrated by Hollie Jackson, A Total Witch Show by Dakota Cassidy, is the fourteenth audiobook in the cozy paranormal mystery series, Witchless in Seattle. Snark, suspense and action await you as something wicked this way comes….
Narrated by Devon Sorvari, Rebel Magic by Kim Richardson is the ninth novel in the Witches of Hollow Cove series. Snark, humor and danger ensue as Tessa tries to figure out what is off about her aunt’s groom, Derrick Beaudelaire. Oh, and Lilith decides Lucifer needs to go.
