Crazy Ladies in Capes Debut

Sometimes heroes wear badges.
Sometimes… they wear capes.

When Arlie Biggar’s trouble-magnet friend Louie swears he’s witnessed a murder, no one believes him—there’s no body, no weapon, and no sign that a crime ever happened. But Anchorage’s senior citizens aren’t about to let the police—or Arlie—shrug this one off.
Enter the Crazy Ladies in Capes — a fearless band of colorful, quick-witted women from the local senior center who decide to solve the case their way. Between bake sales, bingo nights, and bold stakeouts, these unstoppable ladies turn chaos into comedy—and might just uncover a conspiracy bigger than anyone expected.

Light-hearted, clever, and full of heart, Crazy Ladies in Capes Debut proves that age, attitude, and a good sense of humor are the best weapons against crime—and loneliness.

Good story ruined by a I

In this case, the voice of the A.I was A bad choice, the voice ruined the whole story.The whole scenario listening it was just completely irritating. I have listened to other books with AI.Voices and apparently they have better producers and directors because the voices were fine even though they were synthetic, they changed a bit.It didn't sound like the same person.Pretending to be different, this just this was pathetic.At the AI ruined the book.So I stopped reading it in the second chapter.