A Midsummer Night’s Scheme audiobook cover - A Broadway golden boy comes home, a car fills with snakes, and a small Virginia town starts to unravel. Quinn Caine—bookbinder, dog mom, and hopeful romantic—finds herself balancing love, family drama, and a chilling hunt for a killer who stages crimes like theater. Cozy charm meets high stakes in this warm, witty, and twisty mystery.

A Midsummer Night’s Scheme

A Broadway golden boy comes home, a car fills with snakes, and a small Virginia town starts to unravel. Quinn Caine—bookbinder, dog mom, and hopeful romantic—finds herself balancing love, family drama, and a chilling hunt for a killer who stages crimes like theater. Cozy charm meets high stakes in this warm, witty, and twisty mystery.

Harper Kincaid

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When Tony-winning star Chad Frivole returns to Vienna, Virginia to launch a new theater company, the town lights up—until his car crashes and a tangle of venomous snakes spills out. Bookbinder Quinn Caine, her cousin Sister Daria, and Quinn’s detective boyfriend, Aiden Harrington, are pulled into a case that cuts through old crushes, new grudges, and one of Quinn’s own handmade journals. As a wave of biblical-style threats target Quinn’s brother and his fiancée, family bonds are tested, secrets crack open, and a brilliant, overlooked villain steps into the spotlight. With a whip-smart voice and heart-forward humor, this cozy mystery delivers community, romance, and a finale that lands with a gasp.

Who Should Listen

  • Fans of cozy mysteries with clever twists and heartfelt relationships
  • Listeners who love small-town ensembles, smart banter, and animal sidekicks
  • Readers who enjoy crime stories that balance tension with warmth and humor

About the Authors

Harper Kincaid writes witty, big-hearted mysteries filled with found family, smart heroines, and the occasional well-timed snark. A former social worker with graduate degrees in history and social work, she brings a keen eye for character and community to her fiction. She currently pens the Bookbinding Mysteries and believes every great story pairs well with coffee and a dog at your feet.