Christmas Card Murder

By: Leslie Meier, Lee Hollis, Peggy Erhart

Narrated by: Eliza Foss

Join best-selling authors Leslie Meier, Lee Hollis, and Peggy Ehrhart for a collection of the coziest Christmas capers! Everyone dreams of a picture-perfect small-town Christmas, but when murder is in the cards, some holiday greetings are addressed to kill....

Christmas Card Murder by Leslie Meier

In the midst of holiday home renovations, Lucy Stone accidentally unwraps a murder mystery decades in the making when she discovers an old Christmas card with a nasty message belonging to one of her farmhouse's previous residents. The case may be colder than a New England Christmas, but Lucy's determined to sort it out before Santa comes to town.

Death of a Christmas Carol by Lee Hollis

The Island Times Christmas soiree gets off to a scroogey start when Hayley Powell, Mona Barnes, and Rosana Moretti receive a Christmas card from the town flirt, Carol Waterman, who threatens to run off with one of their husbands! The ladies chalk it up to an imprudent prank...until they find Carol mistletoe-up under her tree....

Death of a Christmas Card Crafter by Peggy Ehrhart

"Slay" bells ring when the body of Arborville High School's beloved art teacher (and annual Christmas card designer), Karma Karling, is discovered on the first day of the Holiday Craft Fair. Now, Pamela Paterson and the Knit and Nibble crew must swap swatching for sleuthing in order to put a Christmas killer on ice.

©2020 Leslie Meier, Lee Hollis, and Peggy Erhart (P)2020 Recorded Books

Nice, clean Christmas mysteries.

I'm not certain of the intended audience age for the last story. The use of the phrase "dear wife" was interesting.

One of three

I really liked only one of the three stories - the Lee Hollis story. Just listen to the one story.

Three books

I am not a fan of the three stories together in the same ‘file.’ Each alone are ok but together it is confusing.

Three Books

I do not like the 3 books together. When you are listening to an author series it is distracting. new characters and surroundings. Takes away from the series.

"If you're conservative, pass this one by"

It seems like it's getting harder to find clean cozy mysteries, which is very disappointing. I didn't want to hear the anti-Christian sentiments, nor did I want to hear the liberal chatter. I don't know why sexual orientation would "need" to come into a cozy mystery story line. I also don't know how the story developed because all of that happened in the first few minutes, so I moved on to a different book.