Mystery at Magpie Lodge
An Eve Mallow Mystery, Book 7
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Narrated by:
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Eilidh Beaton
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Written by:
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Clare Chase
About this listen
After the black sheep of the Fulton family is found dead, the village of Saxford St Peter is quick to blame it on his past misdeeds. But Eve Mallow is on the hunt for someone closer to home....
When the down-on-his-luck Emory Fulton moves into the crumbling Magpie Lodge and starts running historical tours, the locals are none too pleased. He’s inventing grisly tales about their lovely little village and disturbing everyone’s peace.
But then he’s found dead in his bath, and everyone is suddenly running scared. Could something strange be happening? After all, the murder mirrors one of Fulton’s stories about Saxford’s dark past....
But Eve Mallow is sure the answers lie in much more recent events.
Accompanied by her stalwart dachshund sidekick, Gus, she starts to dig a little deeper. Could it be Fulton’s snobbish bigwig brother or the suspicious local academic? Why was his goddaughter handing him mysterious parcels, and why wouldn’t his sister-in-law let him in her house?
As Eve unravels the secrets of the living and the dead, one thing is for sure: Fulton was a haunted, hunted man. And if Eve doesn’t crack the case soon, she might find whoever wanted to keep Fulton quiet on her trail, too....
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What the critics say
"‘Stunning.... Loved the story and the pacing and just everything about it.... A great story that I couldn’t put down." (Crossroad Reviews)
"I loved this book.... Everything an old-fashioned sleuthing ought to be.... I flew through the pages." (Shalini’s Books & Reviews)
"Utterly delightful! The perfect cozy murder mystery.... Keeps you on your toes.... I highly recommend this to the armchair detectives of the world!" (The Two Quills)
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- pigletbunny
- 2022-05-21
BEST EVER American accent by a Brit narrator
The narrator’s attempt at an American accent is so excellent that I keep forgetting she’s British!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🥰🥰🥰
FINALLY an American/Canadian “fake” accent that doesn’t contain some weird cadence or tone that Brits appear to think we have in our speech but don’t. Oh, LOL: nvm the one narrator who made Canadians sound like Americans from the South! ROTFLMAO: to make it worse, Canadians from MOOSE JAW, Saskatchewan!!! 🤣🤣🤣
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