Murder Under the Mistletoe

By: RS McKenzie, Lee McCormick

Narrated by: Oliver Williams

Streeter

A jackass and a twink walk into a general store. Which one pisses off the psychopath? Which one brings out my true nature?

When I moved to Devil’s Point, I wanted to leave my old life behind, become someone new. But it seems like my old life isn’t done with me yet. A customer dances on my last nerve and a song I despise pushes me over the edge. I’m out for blood. Their blood. What I get in return is so much more. I sate my bloodlust, and get a hummingbird for my troubles.

Remington

It’s perfectly normal to feel a little infatuated with someone when they save your life, right? Never mind that Streeter saved me by killing a room full of people. I’m willing to ignore that he’s a psychopath.

Especially since it feels so good when he touches me. When—for the first time in my life—I feel like someone actually sees me. I’m just not sure if he sees me as something temporary to keep him warm, or if he wants to keep me after the snowstorm ends.

Murder Under the Mistletoe is an M/M Dual POV fast-burn slasher romance with high heat, an over-the-top serial killer, and a soft cinnamon roll who can’t help but want him.

You won’t want to miss this multi-author series. Because all dark love stories start with murder and mayhem.

©2025 RS McKenzie, Lee McCormick (P)2026 RS McKenzie, Lee McCormick

Thrilling

Murder Under the Mistletoe by R. S. McKenzie and Lee McCormick is a great LGBTQ crime romance thriller. Oliver Williams did a great job with the narration. The story is thrilling, suspenseful, romantic, interesting, entertaining, and more. Murder Under the Mistletoe is part of The Naughty List series.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. recommend.

Not my favorite narrator

The story started off great, but then was just steamy scenes. I love me some steam but there was just no real story for most of the middle part. Looking for to a possible spin off for Quill and Camden though.

I wasn’t really a fan of the narrator. The way the did the steamy scenes kind of ruined them.

Entertaining...Psychopath, but Make It Romantic

A very spicy listen with just enough story to keep things interesting—if you like a little plot with your spice, this definitely delivers. Streeter and Remington’s chaotic chemistry made for a wild, over-the-top ride with plenty of heat and dark humor mixed in. The narration was very well done and fit the energy of the story perfectly.

Unnecessary vulgarity

Author wrote as if sex scenes, rather than their contribution to plot were his priority.
Quality writing avoids that error. Same sex plots deserve the same respect.