Back to School Murder

A Lucy Stone Mystery, Book 4

By: Leslie Meier

Narrated by: Karen White

It's back to school time in the peaceful Maine town of Tinker's Cove, and for mother-of-four Lucy Stone, it isn't a moment too soon. But trouble at the local elementary school soon has the sometime crime-solver juggling family, job, and night classes with another mystery to solve. And it starts with a bang.

A bomb goes off with the noon lunch bell, but not before all the kids are safely evacuated, and Carol Crane, the new assistant principal, is hailed as a hero. But days later, Carol is found murdered, and everyone is stunned when the most popular teacher at the school is arrested for the crime. However, not everyone is buying the open-and-shut case, including Lucy Stone, who senses there's more to things than meet the eye.

It soon becomes clear that Lucy is flirting with danger, as sizzling secrets and explosive surprises provide a primer for the most diabolical of motives. Hot on the trail of a clever killer, the dedicated mom and seasoned sleuth must harness the courage and cool aplomb to uncover a crime that just might give her an education in the fine art of murder.

©1997, 2012 Leslie Meier (P)2020 Dreamscape Media, LLC

lucy has a ton of friends

all the voices sounded too much alike , and narrator has a droning voice, i had to speed up the tempo.

Great plot twist in the end

I would’ve given this five stars across the board, but due to the “a lot of men are bad,” “conservative people are terrible,” “Male Christian leaders are liars” — the author always seems to push her lefty ideologies into most of her books.

I love this series

I read Back to School Murders a few years ago but couldn't resist listening to it again. Lucy Stone is an intelligent and and engaging characters with realistic problems. I like the way her character is developing and love the supporting characters in the book. I can't wait for the next book in this series.

wonderful

loved it. cant wait for the next one. love this whole series. great read for sure

Waist of a Credit

This book dragged to the point of being painful to listen to. Absolute waste of time and money. The story was extremely slow and boring. Listened to a few chapters and I was done.