Murder at an Irish Christmas (Irish Village Mystery #6)

Another great read. As I said above, Carlene O’Connor never fails to entertain me. I did not figure this one out ahead of time, and for me, that makes for a good mystery story. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in purchasing it.

I have read the entire series, that has been written thus far by Carlene OConnor. I would categorize her books as cozy murder mysteries. Each book includes the
O Sullivan family in Kilbane and their evolving relationships as a family, with of course, a murder mystery to solve. Very enjoyable.

It’s Christmas and Mac and Siobhn along with her siblings find themselves spending the holidays with James’ fiance, Elise’s family.

As there is with any family, there are a ton of secrets especially with Elise’s grandfather being a famous conductor who was planning a special announcement along with conducting the orchestra for Christmas eve.

Unfortunately, Enda isn’t able to conduct the orchestra because he is found dead, pinned to the floor by a harp in the venue where he would be conducting.

It’s up to a reluctant Mac and an eager Siobhn to figure out who done it before the miscreant manages to force her off the road a second time.

This series hasn’t lost any momentum and while you don’t have to read the series in order, you’ll appreciate the growth of the characters if you read them in order.

In my kindle app I read the book and enjoyed the twists and turns and characters very much.

This series is wonderful and each book gets better. The mysteries and murders are unique and I love the element of the close family that is always there. This one includes all of the joys of Christmas.

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