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Agatha Raisin and her agency are back with death and disappearances, false identities, and messy love lives. Her stories, though sometimes absolutely bizarre, are a great distraction listen. And hooray that this one is narrated by my favorite of the Agatha Raisin series narrators!

This one was just ok. I feel like there was just way too much going on in the story, and way too many characters, many of whom weren't very developed and didn't really add to the storyline. I wanted to love this because I've heard great things about the Agatha Raisin novels but this just wasn't for me. I think I also expected it to be a lot more Christmas-themed than it actually was.

My favorite audio book series ❤️ Loved the ending with Charles so funny🤣

I‘m giving this a pick because I love Agatha, although this is not on of my favorites. I do so love Charles Fraith & Mrs. Bloxby, and Agatha cracks me up as always! I‘d highly recommend this series on #audiobook - 3.5⭐️

#cozymystery

I seriously love my Agatha Raisin! This was an excellent listen for finishing holiday errands. 🎧

I completed the #WinterReadsBingo with this one! That gives me five more bingos and I cleared the board, which means +221 points for this post. Go team!

#HolidayRead #WinterGames #TheFilthyAnimals

I spent most of the day decorating cookies and listening to this audiobook.

Another gripping Christmas time tale of murder by M.C Beaton.
I love the Agatha Raisin series a great deal!
I highly recommend this humorous series of books if you are after a light, easy read that is 100% a page turner full of murder and mystery!

Today I visited a historic site in Cornwall that had a small secondhand book shop on the property. So of course I had to buy a few! The money goes to the National Trust.

Omg! Somebody needs to send that librarian in these books back to library school and make her learn everything about patron privacy that she clearly didn‘t learn the first time. Obviously that wasn‘t the major plot here, but as a librarian, I notice these things. This book was just okay. I‘m glad, though, that Penelope Keith is back as the narrator. The last one was read by someone I didn‘t like quite as much.

I think this is my first Agatha Raisin mystery novel. The murder and mayhem in this small English village reminds me of Midsomer Murders. I think this qualifies as a Christmas Cozy. I‘ll be reading more. An easy read. Read the whole book today.