Mistletoe and Mayhem: A Christmas Cozy Mystery
About this audiobook
Enjoy this humorous holiday cozy mystery with quirky characters by USA Today best selling author Carly Winter…
Deck the Halls… with a dead body?
When Mrs. Claus is found murdered days before the Annual Heywood Christmas Festival, Sheriff Mallory Richards cancels the beloved event.
As the flu takes out the whole sheriff’s department—except for Deputy Jordan Branson—he begs Sam to help him find the killer.
She and Annabelle set out to catch the murderer but land themselves in a tangled web of deception and danger. Will they be able to find the killer and save the Christmas Festival, or will Sam and Annabelle get too close to the truth and end up silenced?
If you love cozy mysteries featuring small towns, a sense of community, and stories about second chances, then this Christmas cozy mystery is for you!
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About the author
USA Today bestselling author Carly Winter writes fun, small town cozy mysteries, always with a dash of humor and quirky characters. When not writing, you can find her spending time with her family, on a Pilates reformer or enjoying the fantastic Arizona weather (except summer - she doesn't like summer). She does like dogs, wine and chocolate and wishes Christmas happened twice a year.
Nicole Scott is a Chicago-based narrator with over 20 years of experience in voice work. She loves audiobooks of all kinds but especially gravitates towards stories with a good dash of humor. Most recently she has had the honor of voicing the Heywood Herbalist Cozy Mystery series by USA Today Bestselling author Carly Winter. Ms. Scott's voice has also been featured in several dramatic and educational podcast series, as well as commercial campaigns. Originally from Nashville, Nicole trained and worked as a voice actor in Glasgow before settling in Chicago where she has been happily based for the past 10 years. When not in the studio recording she can be found traveling, sipping wine, or being walked by a pup named Lucy.
