Crazy Mountain Kiss

A Sean Stranahan Mystery

By: Keith McCafferty

Narrated by: Rick Holmes

It's April, but there's still snow on the Montana mountains the day a member of the Madison River Liar and Fly Tiers club finds a Santa hat in the chimney of his rented cabin. With the flue clogged, and desperate to make a fire, he climbs up to the roof only to find the body of a teenage girl wedged into the chimney. When Sheriff Martha Ettinger and her team arrive to extract the body, they identify the victim as Cinderella "Cindy" Huntingdon - a promising young rodeo star who has been missing since November.

Was Cindy murdered? Or was she running for her life? And if so, from whom? Cindy's mother, Etta, hires private detective Sean Stranahan to find out. Jasper Fey, the girl's stepfather, believes moving on is the only way to heal. But Etta's not willing to let it go, and neither are Sean or Martha, who find clues to the death in the mysterious legends of the Crazy Mountains.

The fourth book in McCafferty's mystery series features a brisk, savvy plot and charming yet authentic characters - perfect for fans of C. J. Box and Craig Johnson.

©2015 Keith McCafferty (P)2015 Recorded Books

Great, twisty story.

Wow! Didn’t see the solving of the mystery till hearing the mother tell it to Sean in the last chapters. All mothers get your tissues out for that one. This one of my favorite books in this series I just discovered. Worth the credit and then some.

Terrific story

Where does Crazy Mountain Kiss rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Top 20

Who was your favorite character and why?

Sean, Jim, Martha. Sean and Martha relationship, Jim, always willing to help.

Which scene was your favorite?

Sean & Jim cave trip.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Edge of your seat, with a smile.

Any additional comments?

Rick Holmes was as always great!

Is another good story in the series

A good performance good character development and some interesting plot lines. The author has some really good reoccurring characters and most of them are flawed human beings but basically good human beings so it makes it for a fun read. Or an interesting listen to.

Always a Good Read

Luv the Sean Stranahan series. I recommend this series to anyone who loves a good mystery.

Love the shade

Solid storytelling. It was subtle, yet still unmistakable. The shade thrown at a certain other western book series that has been made into a TV series. Spot on!