The Vampire and the Case of the Cozy Christmas

An Urban Fantasy Holiday Story (The Portlock Paranormal Detective Series Book 5.5)

De: Heather G. Harris, Jilleen Dolbeare

Narrado por: Alyse Gibbs

Vampires, gingerbread and Christmas magic – what could possibly go wrong?

All I want is a perfect Christmas with great food, amazing friends and the love of my life by my side. The tree is decorated, the feast (cooked by a hearth witch!) is ready, and Connor’s home is buzzing with festive cheer. This year I can feel it: Christmas magic is within my reach.

Then Liv calls.

When a necromancer rings for a favour, you know it’s not about borrowing sugar. Throw in a car accident involving the town drunk and a mysterious gingerbread thief targeting poor Sigrid’s baking, and my carefully planned holiday is on the brink of collapse.

Can I juggle saving Christmas, helping my friends and making it back in time to celebrate the holiday of my dreams?

Join Bunny and Connor in this heartwarming, magical holiday tale packed with festive mischief, a sprinkle of mystery – and plenty of Christmas cheer!

Don't miss the other Portlock Paranormal adventures!
The Vampire and the Case of her Dastardly Death – Prequel
The Vampire and the Case of the Wayward Werewolf – Book 1
The Vampire and the Case of the Secretive Siren – Book 2
The Vampire and the Case of the Baleful Banshee – Book 3
The Vampire and the Case of the Cursed Canine – Book 4
The Vampire and the Case of the Perilous Poltergeist - Book 5
The Vampire and the Case of the Cozy Christmas – Book 6
The Vampire and the Case of the Hellacious Hag – Book 7

©2024 Heather G. Harris and Jilleen Dolbeare (P)2024 Heather G. Harris and Jilleen Dolbeare

Wonderful Christmas Story

It warmed my heart on a rainy Christmas Eve. Merry Christmas to all who read this book.

Catching story

This is about the whole series, as I’ve wanted to have a complete picture. It is true, the recording performance isn’t the best, background noises, slamming door, perhaps touching of the microphone while recording. Still, the narrator did a great job with the characters. At the beginning, I had some problems understanding the British accent, too fast-paced and chipped, but then either I got used to it or she’d slowed down.

Entertaining and sometimes fun exchanges have added to an interesting story.
All in all, very enjoyable and a light listening