Fiona Shaw is back to narrator another Thursday Murder Club Mystery. The Last Devil to Die by Richard Osman is the fourth novel in the series. I have grown to love this diverse group of retirees who reside in apartments at Cooper’s Chase along the English coast. It’s Boxing Day, a package is missing and the body count has just begun. Come see why I love this series and characters.
Cursed at Dawn by Heather Graham is the third novel in the Blackbird Trilogy featuring an international FBI Krewe team with agents from around the world. Stephan Dante has escaped from prison and it’s up to the team to catch the madman.
The Murderer’s Son by Joy Ellis is the first audiobook in the Jackman & Evans investigations. However, Audible recommended I start with Their Lost Daughters, which I did. Narrated by Richard Armitage, Ellis delivered a gritty murder-mystery with plenty of twists.
We are back with the international Krewe team known as Blackbird in Secrets in the Dark by Heather Graham. This is the second volume in the Blackbird Trilogy. The tale continues as this special group of FBI Agents, Interpol and local police hunt down a modern day Jack the Ripper.
I cannot get enough of the Wrexford & Sloane historical mystery series and now I am all caught up waiting on the next release this fall. Murder on Serpentine Bridge by Andrea Penrose is narrated by James Cameron Stewart, who brings these characters to life. Wrexford & Sloane must stop a killer and protect an innocent young boy.
