The Snow Lies Deep

A Mercy Carr Mystery

De: Paula Munier

Narrado por: Kathleen McInerney

The latest thrilling installment in the bestselling Mercy Carr mystery series

Mercy and Troy are looking forward to baby Felicity’s first holiday season, and they’re determined to make it a Christmas to remember. At Northshire’s annual Solstice Soirée, hosted by Northshire’s finest and funded by Mercy’s billionaire pal Feinberg, Amy’s little girl Helena is sitting on Santa Claus’s lap. She’s telling him she’d like a Bitty Baby doll just like little Felicity when the bearded man leaps up, thrusts the toddler at her mother Amy, and staggers away from the festivities. He disappears into the woods. By the time Elvis and Mercy find him, Santa Claus aka the town mayor, is lying on his back, dead. A yule log made of oak sits on his chest, burning bright, a beacon of light on the darkest day of the year.

This strange murder is the first of a series of similar Solstice-themed killings targeting the town’s most prominent citizens. Beloved family friend Lillian Jenkins, the grande dame of Northshire, could be next. Mercy and Troy and the dogs must team up with Thrasher and Harrington to capture The Yuletide Killer before he strikes again, this time far closer to home.

"[Narrator Kathleen] McInerney expertly sets the pace in scene after scene, driving listeners ever closer to the complicated answers at the heart of this mystery." —AudioFile on A Borrowing of Bones

"[Narrator Kathleen] McInerney delivers this mystery with creative voicings that range from scratchy-voiced elderly women to deep-voiced outdoorsmen." —AudioFile on The Hiding Place

A Macmillan Audio production from Minotaur Books

I’m hooked

The stories. The characters. The plot. I am hooked on mercy carr mysteries and the production of the audio books draws me in every single time!!

Wonderful Christmas Story AND Multiple Civic Service and Musteries

Loved this story. Such imagery everywhere! Tight writing with much going on but great flow. Would have liked more incidences and imagery, description, team to do with the dogs. But with still merging two families and Christmas traditions taking shape. Rich events with loads of imagery. Loved the subject of organisms, so much traditional and brought into their commitment to Church and exciting mystery and suspense domestic and criminal. So much Love and romance. good humor.

Love this series!

The story is incredible! I love this series. The narrator is phenomenally talented. The range of voices…I can know who the character is - not easy with so many characters. Very talented and enjoyable!

Not a fan of Druids

Same old thing - if you like strange cult like stuff you might like this. I was kinda of iffy on this series now it's off my list.

I couldn’t finish this book

I’m just in the second chapter and I’m finding it very hard to continue listening to this book because of the narrator. She’s not good distinguishing the voices for other characters and the way she reads is extremely annoying. I don’t know how she was able to be a narrator or why this Author even hired her. I enjoyed the last narrator of her books. I don’t know if I’ll be able to finish this because of the narrator. Which really sucks cause I like this series of books.
I’ll update later if I hang in there and listen to the rest of the book.

I just couldn’t continue listening to this book. I tried. I just returned it.
The story is more about Christmas, her baby, things like that and barely about the case.
The narrator pauses between each word that makes it so annoying to listen to unless she’s reading a quote from a song, poem or book,