A Christmas Visitor Audiobook

" Henry Rathbone (Sir Oliver's father in the Monk series) solves a mystery. Quite unrealistic ending though. "

" Death before dishonor -- nothing before coffee! "

" This story took a long time to get to the point and I didn't like the ending. But, I supose that is the point of making a point....you don't always get what you wanted. "

" I thought it was cute for what it was. It has the holiday spirit and a little mystery wrapped up in one. It was a nice easy read to get into the Christmas season, but not anything especially impressive. It would be nice entertainment for a snowy afternoon. "

" This was a pretty good story. I found it to be much more of what I expect from an Anne Perry Suspense/Mystery. It also had a great underlying theme of being human, honest, and doing good by others as well as yourself. "

" The narration was fine but this book was like a small firework that fizzles instead of exploding. When we finally learn who the murderer is there's still a question about if it really is the person they think and it ends kind of strange, no great reveal. Not my favorite Anne Perry. "

" Short read. I 've read a couple of other mysteries by this author and enjoyed them. This was no exception. "

" A thought-proking mystery about one person--and his family's--sense of integrity. "

" Most likely the best of the Christmas novels, some really nice twists and turns. Good use of Henry Rathbone. He doesn't get enough play in the Monk series. All is well at the end, but not without changes for many involved. "

" Another Christmas story featuring one of the secondary characters in Perry's mystery novels. Nice to see these characters developed further in a good story. "

" This book is a light historical early-Victorian murder mystery, and a morality tale. A quick read; I wish it had been longer! "

" Another short Christmas mystery novella. The main character is a minor character in the Monk mystery series. "

" This was a quick read & a little dry for my liking. "

" This was a mystery. Not really very much about Christmas really. The setting is in England. To me the whole meaning of the story was about integrity, which is a great message. There are a few lines in there that I should add here...when Christmas is over! "

" ok, not much of a mustery, not much of an anything really. "

" Gets better every time I read it "

" One of Anne Perry's yearly Christmas outings for a minor character from one of her Victorian mysteries. More of a novella than a novel, so it's good for reading during the busy Christmas season. "

" I enjoyed this tale. "

" I have read the first 3 books in this series. They are nice for a quick read. Good plot line, but not too difficult. "

" The second in her Christmas series...I really enjoy these! They're entertaining and a great escape. This one featured Henry Rathbone, Oliver Rathbone's father, and his efforts to assist his friend's family after a murder and a huge family legal mistake. Very nice to escape with! "

" SPOILER ALERT*** Honestly I was looking for a good holiday mystery but this book is SO depressing and it ends horribly, without really ending. "

" A murder mystery. Love Anne Perry. "

" A great little story. "

" I always like to read books set at Christmastime during December and found six this year-- all short(100-200 pages) mysteries set in Victorian Britain, by Anne Perry. Fun, easy reads for whiling away the cold hours 'til Christmas. "

" I like Henry Rathbone in the Monk series, but he doesn't seem a strong enough character to base a story on. Perhaps this book indicates why most mysteries are long...otherwise the "detecting" seems to move too quickly and wrap up too soon. "

" A quaint, warm, and charming holiday novella. A quick read. "

" Another Christmas story featuring one of the secondary characters in Perry's mystery novels. Nice to see these characters developed further in a good story. "

" One of 5 Christmas titles I read for 'Christmas challenge' "

" I always like to read books set at Christmastime during December and found six this year-- all short(100-200 pages) mysteries set in Victorian Britain, by Anne Perry. Fun, easy reads for whiling away the cold hours 'til Christmas. "

" I like Henry Rathbone in the Monk series, but he doesn't seem a strong enough character to base a story on. Perhaps this book indicates why most mysteries are long...otherwise the "detecting" seems to move too quickly and wrap up too soon. "

" Historical Christmas Mystery A family gathers for Christmas in England only to discover one of their loved ones has recently died, and murder is suspected. I enjoyed this short Christmas mystery. "

" I am sooner or later going to take the time to write some of this author's moral of the story--always poignant, inspiring and thought provoking. "

" This seemed to have more to it than the first Christmas one I read by Anne Perry. "

" Well-written, as always. Not the kind of ending I had expected, but it fit. "

" A quaint, warm, and charming holiday novella. A quick read. "

" A murder mystery. Love Anne Perry. "

" Henry Rathbone (Sir Oliver's father in the Monk series) solves a mystery. Quite unrealistic ending though. "

" SPOILER ALERT*** Honestly I was looking for a good holiday mystery but this book is SO depressing and it ends horribly, without really ending. "

" ok, not much of a mustery, not much of an anything really. "