Yule Be Sorry

By: Kim M. Watt

Narrated by: Patricia Gallimore

One should never meddle in the affairs of dragons, but someone has been doing just that. They've been making imitation dragon scale baubles that are nothing short of lethal, and kidnapping delivery drivers all over the Yorkshire Dales. They've also been leaving behind some distinctly dragon-ish traces. Beaufort Scales, High Lord of the Cloverly Dragons, is hot on the trail—or would be, if he wasn't having political problems at home.

That leaves Alice and Miriam to track down the real culprits, rescue the hostages and salvage Mortimer's bauble reputation, all while misleading the police regarding the of existence of dragons, and hopefully without being blown up by unexpectedly aggressive Christmas decorations. Luckily, they have the full resources of the Toot Hansell Women's Institute at their disposal. And then there's the small question of who stole all the Christmas turkeys....

©2018 Kim M. Watt (P)2022 Isis Publishing Ltd

Action Packed!

Wow! This book was more action packed than expected, The story was excellent though and had several twists and turns. The characters have become more dynamic and we get a better introduction to the dragon clan and the magic folk world, I liked the new characters both human and magic. I’m looking forward to see where this series goes.

Fun story jarring pronunciations

I liked the story it was a fun easy listen but I did find some pronunciations very jarring like Thesaurus and garishly.

A Perfect Cozy

I love these books so much. The only thing better than reading them is listening to them. Watt writes with warmth, humor, and dragons.

Patricia Gallimore has a lovely voice and varies the speakers just enough.

I want more.

love these characters

the narrator is wonderful and the characters are loveable or duly evil. i’m looking forward to the rest of the series.

Fabulous narration, cozy fantasy

I get so tired of forced romance and gratuitous violence with zero character development and so I was excited to take a break with these books. Ultimately however, I think that going in expecting a bit of a mystery set me up for a different kind of disappointment. This is not a mystery book, although the characters do "try" to figure out several, overly complicated, puzzles.
This is instead, a slow paced, extremely cozy, English countryside with nosy older ladies plus dragons plus a couple of cops, story. It could have benefited from reducing the number of plot lines, but it's a very gentle listen and still worth the credit.