Killing Me Softly

Country Club Murders, Book 17

By: Julie Mulhern

Narrated by: Callie Beaulieu

Ellison Russell Jones's best friend Libba has a questionable track record when it comes to men. But finally—finally—she's selected a good one.

Charlie Ardmore hales from a fine family, plays a mean game of golf, and is a cardiologist.

Even Mother approves.

But when Charlie's patients start dying, the whispers begin. Is Charlie a killer?

Could Harrington Walford, Ellison's beloved father and one of Charlie's patients, be the next to die?

Can Ellison stop a killer in time?

©2023 Julie Mulhern (P)2024 Tantor

Don’t know how they do it

I honestly have no idea how the author and narrator continue to deliver such impeccable masterpieces time after time. From the first chapter to the last, I always find myself riveted and impressed and entertained – and even surprised at the outcome now and then. I so enjoy the very human elements of the characters and I am amazed by the accurate description and ambience of the times. I feel transported right back to 1975. It’s incredible. Highly highly highly recommend. Can’t wait for the next one in this series. Keep going, please!

Worth the weight for the audio version!

I love a Julie Mulhern book read by Callie Beaulieu! Laughter, tears, dogs, and a cast of characters that feel like family.

Perfect ending!

The story is a great little read to cap off one of the story arks.

love these books

I love these books, they are silly and funny and good little stories I really enjoy the characters. the mysteries always have a few twists that have you guessing a bit.

Love these books, but the mother…

I have read/listened to all these books. I love them. They’re just simple cozy mystery novels. I love the fact that there’s all these 70s references. The stories are good too. They always wrap up and there’s always some little funny thing going on. The only thing I cannot stand in in this book. is her mother. Enough already! She is a full grown woman and she lets her mother manipulate the heck out of her. The mother is also just totally annoying .That being said, the rest of the book was great.