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Killer Edition

Booktown Mystery, Book 13

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Killer Edition

By: Lorna Barrett
Narrated by: Cassandra Campbell
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Murder's in the mix for mystery bookstore owner and amateur sleuth Tricia Miles, in the latest entry of Lorna Barrett's New York Times best-selling Booktown series.

With her assistant, Pixie, picking up more responsibility around the shop, Tricia Miles suddenly has a lot more time on her hands. Tricia decides to join the local animal-rescue board and enter the Great Stoneham Bake-Off, but neither pans out as smoothly as she'd hoped.

Balancing a bake-off that's heating up with a frosty reception from the board, Tricia stops by Joyce Whitman's romance bookstore looking for a book to get her fired up. She stumbles on something hot, but it's an argument between Joyce and her neighbor Vera Olson instead of a steamy read. When Vera turns up dead in Joyce's garden hours later, Tricia has to wonder - could Joyce be the killer? Or is the culprit still lurking in town?

One thing is for sure, someone in Stoneham is stirring up something more sinister than sweet. Tricia is determined to win the cutthroat cooking contest, but first she will have to make sure no one else is in danger of getting burned....

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Killer Edition is another entertaining book for this series. Tricia Miles, Angelica and the rest of the supporting characters are engaging and likeable. I like the relationship between Angelica and Tricia and look forward to seeing how things develop with Tricia and Marshall. As always, there is a murder in town and Tricia is involved. This is a light hearted cozy mystery with a well written plot and a little suspense. I look forward to the next book in this series.

Love This Series

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The change in narrator really effected my enjoyment of the book. The new narrator is ok but when you get used to voices from characters being one way for 12 books to Change in the 13th book makes it somehow grating when you expect different voices from characters.

Why change the narrator

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The Narrator should never be changed in a series, and definitely not this far into a series! 😥 Don't want to sing the author for the fault of the audio production, but it's just not right.

why oh why would you change narrator?

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Like everyone else said : A shame they changed the narrator. Overall enjoyed the story but no offense to the author but the series is losing steam.

Disappointed in new voices after listening to almost a dozen books in the series

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Love the series, have them all, but this book disappoints with the new narrator. I hate when two strong women suddenly become whiny and high pitched with a narrator change. Lots of drinking in this book too, What's up with that? How can these two hard working women drink pitchers of martinis EVERY night? And why is it "the best part" of their day? That story line bothers me. Sadly, I'll wait for the reviews and who's narrating on the next book before I purchase it. I guess all good things must come to an end, but such is life.

missing Karen White

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