Four Quick Christmas Reviews: The Christmas Table, All I Want For Christmas, Murder With All the Trimmings, My Christmas Number One #BookReview

These are four very different Christmas stories from Christian Fiction to Cozy Fiction and Contemporary Romance, they were all enjoyable. All were provided to me upon request (some from my NG or EW backlist). The ratings and opinions shared are my own.

3 Easy Reading/Listening Audiobooks: The Wonder Boy of Whistle Stop, A New Leash on Life, Not Quite Over You #AudiobookReviews

These three are all easy to read/listen to stories. All very different, but all with happy endings, just what I was looking for as we move into the holidays and I am trying to relax. I listened to all of these books, but at one time, I had been gifted a copy of the ebook of each of these. The ratings and ideas shared are my own.

Kappy King Mysteries, #AudiobookReviews

I recently read all three books in the Amish Mystery series starring Kappy King, written by Amy Lillard and published by Zebra Publishing (an imprint of Kensington). I enjoyed them all, but am not sure if this series will continue. The last book was published December 2018. If you are looking for a fun cozy series, pick them up and they are all available on audiobook as well.

The Kensington Kidnap (Epiphany Bloom Mysteries #1) by Katie Gayle @Bookouture @KatieGayleBooks @sarahhardy681

Welcome to my stop on the blog tour for The Kensington Kidnap by Katie Gayle. If you follow my blog at all, you know that I love cozy mysteries, so when I was invited to read and review this first book in a new cozy series, I jumped at it. Thanks to Sarah Hardy at Bookouture for this opportunity.

The Kensington Kidnap by Katie Gayle

Published December 2nd 2020 by Bookouture

A missing teenager, a mysterious cult and a case of mistaken identity – just another day’s work for Epiphany Bloom.

Mini-Reviews, 3 Mysteries #AudiobookReview

These three are all very different mysteries. We have an Historical Cozy Mystery, an Amish Cozy Mystery and a Legal Criminal Mystery. All were audiobooks that I enjoyed the narration for, and at one time were all gifted to me as ebooks, but I got the audio from the library. The ideas and opinions shared are my own.

Christmas Mini #BookReviews: Murder at an Irish Christmas, The Most Wonderful Time, Christmas on the Coast

Three more books read for my Christmas Readathon. All are very different from one another. One is a cozy mystery, one an anthology of Christmas Romance Novellas and the third is a dual-timeline historical fiction story. All were provided over the years through Netgalley upon request. The rating and opinions shared are my own.

3 Cozy Mystery #AudiobookReviews: Double Trouble, Paw and Order, Dead-End Detective

Two things I love, cozy mysteries and audiobooks. Put them both together and I am a happy camper. Over the last week, the weather has been so warm, that I have spent almost all day outside cleaning up my yard and garden, painting my fence, putting away my summer furniture and decorations etc. These are three of the audiobooks I listened to during that time. All were provided to me upon request. The ratings and opinions shared are my own.

Halloween/Fall Cozy Mysteries #BookReviews

Over the last week, I indulged in several Halloween/Fall audiobooks. With beautiful weather, I spent a lot of time working outside and was able to listen to several seasonal cozy mysteries while working. Two were full length novels, the others novellas. All of the narrators were easy to listen to and had good pacing and expression. Clicking on the cover will take you to Goodreads to read the synopsis and add them to your TBR is they interest you.

Two Christmas Cozy Mysteries #BookReviews Christmas Cake Murder, Candy Slain Murder

I have been trying to read as many Christmas books as I can during the next few months, so was happy to pick up these two cozy mysteries. I listened to both of them on audiobooks on Hoopla, through my local library. Both of the audiobooks were nicely done, but not outstanding. I still enjoyed listening to them as the narrators had pleasant voices with good expression.