Live and Let Chai
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Narrated by:
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Therese Plummer
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Written by:
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Bree Baker
About this listen
The deliciously delightful first audiobook in the new Seaside Cafe cozy mystery series.
Sun, sand, and tea are just three of Everly Swan's favorite things. Her batty, beekeeping great-aunts and small, coastal hometown of Charm, North Carolina, round out the top five. So returning to Charm for a fresh start on her wilting life is an easy decision for Everly, and opening a new seaside cafe and iced-tea shop puts the proverbial icing on her legendary lemon cakes.
Everything is just peachy until a body turns up on the boardwalk outside her home and a jar of her proprietary tea is found at the victim's side.
Now, Detective Grady Hays, Charm's newest and most mysterious lawman, has named Everly as his number-one suspect, and Everly's new start is about to go up in smoke unless she can dish up the real killer.
©2018 Bree Baker (P)2018 Recorded BooksWhat listeners say about Live and Let Chai
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- Amazon Customer
- 2024-11-27
Amazing!
New to me author and her debut novel! Cozy mysteries are my go to and this one was excellent! Definitely a re-listen!
The narrator was absolutely brilliant too! I loved her voice and her timing! I will search for more books that she has narrated.
Highly recommend!
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- Karen Smith
- 2022-02-21
Perfect cozy
I quite enjoyed this. It had all the facets of a good cozy - the sweet and the saucy, the shady and the cranky, and the budding romance. I really wasn't sure until close to the end who the killer was, and it had a 'mystery within a mystery' involving Everly's bff. I'm on the way to grab some more credits to get the next in the series.
Aside from Grady sounding sort of like a guy with few teeth, I found the narration completely fine to listen to, and not at all objectionable. The perfect listen for a lazy Sunday while playing mindless games on my tablet or doing some knitting.
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