Christmas Cocoa Murder
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Narrated by:
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Amy Landon
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Written by:
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Carlene O’Connor
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Maddie Day
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Alex Erickson
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"Christmas Cocoa Murder" by Carlene O'Connor
Siobhán O'Sullivan's hopes for a quiet Irish Christmas are dashed when the local Santa turns up dead in a carnival dunk tank of hot cocoa. Now, instead of hunting down holiday gifts, she's pursuing a heartless killer. Seems the dead Santa was no angel either, stealing neighborhood dogs to guide his sleigh. But was it his holiday antics - or worse - that led to his death by chocolate?
"Christmas Cocoa and a Corpse" by Maddie Day
When local businessman Jed Greenberg is found dead with a chocolate lab whimpering over his body, the police start sniffing around Robbie Jordan's country restaurant for answers. Was it something in Robbie's hot cocoa that killed Jed, or was it Cocoa the dog? As the suspects pile as high as her holiday tree, Robbie attempts to get to the bottom of the sickly-sweet murder....
"Death by Hot Cocoa" by Alex Erickson
A Christmas-themed escape game seems like the perfect pre-holiday treat for bookstore cafe owner Krissy Hancock and her best friend. But when the host is found dead in a pool of hot cocoa, it's up to Krissy and her team to catch the killer - or escape before getting killed.
©2019 Kensington Publishing Corp.;"Christmas Cocoa Murder" copyright 2019 by Mary Carter;"Christmas Cocoa and a Corpse" copyright 2019 by Edith Maxwell;"Death by Hot Cocoa" copyright 2019 by Eric S. Moore (P)2019 TantorWhat listeners say about Christmas Cocoa Murder
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- 2023-12-18
Different narrators would have been better
Having the same narrator throughout with such similar stories and titles made this trio confusing and made it seem like one less than interesting book.
Book 1 was the longest and for no good reason.
Book 2 had then trying to solve a murder, but taking days , because who cares about the death and wrongfully arrested when it’s the holidays.
Or was that book 3?
None of then kept my interest.
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