A Two Reel Murder
A Maisy Malone Mystery, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Stephanie Brush
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Written by:
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Larry Names
About this listen
Maisy Malone went to Hollywood to become a star in motion pictures. Instead she became a sleuth, not by choice but by chance when she stumbled into a murder.
Los Angeles Police Detective Ed Browning intended to write off the death of actor Leslie Clover as an accident until Maisy said she could prove the man was murdered. To top that off, she bet him she could solve the murder before he could. Browning took the bet and the contest was on to catch a killer. Browning only had a bunch of inexperienced, clumsy, bungling cops to help him, while Maisy had the aid of silent screen actress and comedy queen Mabel Normand. The detective and the actress went to the wire nose-to-nose in their race to solve the crime and needed a photo finish to determine the winner.
©2019 Books in Motion (P)2019 Books in MotionWhat the critics say
Rated PG - “I very much liked the historical flavor that was brought to the story, both the period and the place were well drawn. Of course, that is what we expect from a Larry Names book. I was impressed with the level of detection that Maisy brings to the story. Most current mysteries are about the characters, the setting, and the action. What gets left out of that equation is unraveling clues. I can show you a dozen very successful books where the detective goes from place to place collecting clues only to have the villain reveal himself unexpectedly in the last chapter. Not so with Maisy Malone in A Two Reel Murder.” (Tom Colgan, Executive Editor, Penguin Putnam Publishing Group)
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- U from the Sault
- 2019-11-06
Story was not narrated well
The narrator had a very aggressive style of narration. There were no subtle nuances and the whole story was almost shouted. The characters voices were varied very little and were not pleasant to listen to.
The story was silly quite a lot of the time. There was humour and some interesting backstory of early motion picture production. It seemed to go on and on and it was a relief when it finally concluded. Perhaps it would have been more enjoyable if there had been a different narrator.
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