Hurricanes Can Be Murder

By: Meredith Potts

Narrated by: Stephanie Quinn

When Hope Hadley's Florida hometown is hit by a hurricane, she is devastated.

The amateur sleuth's problems don't stop there, though.

During the aftermath of the storm, a dead body is discovered.

At first, it appears that the victim drowned during the storm.

After an autopsy is conducted, the police realize that foul play was involved.

At that point, it is up to Hope and her detective brother to solve the case.

Will they be able to apprehend the killer? Or is there a different type of storm on the horizon?

Find out by buying a copy of Hurricanes Can Be Murder right now!

©2019 Meredith Potts (P)2019 Meredith Potts

Short story

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Short stories are the most difficult to write so I was surprised when this one took a good bit of time to detail the horrors of the aftermath of a hurricane in small town Florida. The premise of the murder was interesting, and the surprise evidence really made it!
Stephanie Quinn is once again the perky voice of Hope Hadley.

Great listen!

As usual Meredith Potts had me reading into the night to finish this! It is a must audible listen!

Entertaining story

If you enjoy a cozy mystery now and again, Hurricanes can be Murder can fill that need. I listened to the story while hanging out in a waiting room and got a few odd looks when I giggled at several of the situations. I’m looking forward to listening to more books by Meredith Potts. Stephanie Quinn’s narration really brought the story to life.

Interesting and very entertaining.

Since I live in Florida I know about hurricanes and I could understand how Hope was feeling but then when it is all over to find out someone was murder during it would be off the charts. Hope and her brother are on the case and with a little help, they will get the villain. This quick mystery was interesting and very entertaining. I enjoyed both the eBook and the audio Stephanie Quinn did a great job as narrator. This would be a great lunch break book hope you check it out.

Short story

Overall I liked the storyline. The narrator was fine with the female voice but fell short with the male voices which I think took away from the telling of the story. Still worth listening to especially since the setting of this story is atypical from most cozy mysteries. Nice change.