Murder, She Wrote: Murder in Season

By: Jessica Fletcher, Jon Land

Narrated by: Laural Merlington

With work on the reconstruction of her beloved home almost complete, Jessica Fletcher is in high holiday spirits, spearheading the annual Christmas parade and preparing for her nephew Grady and his family to come to town. The only thing dampening the holiday cheer is the discovery of two sets of bones on Jessica’s property: one set ancient, the other only about a year old. It’s concluded that they were both placed there during the reconstruction, and Jessica suspects that, despite the centuries between them, the remains might be connected. Soon tabloid reporter Tad Hollenbeck arrives in Cabot Cove to write a story about what he calls “the murder capital of the country”. But when Tad himself is murdered, Jessica speculates that his arrival, his death, and the discovery of the bones are all somehow linked.

As Jessica digs deeper to find the connection between the bones and Tad’s murder, everything seems to come back to a mystery that has long plagued Cabot Cove. If she wants to solve the case, she’ll need to delve into her beloved town’s dark history, or else this holiday season may be her last....

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As Always a Great Cozy Mystery

This particular Jessica Fletcher novel was bitter sweet. With memories of her late husband, Frank, and everyone gathering for Christmas, this cozy mystery was touching as well as informative as it tells the story of Cabot Cove’s founding fathers.

Another great book in the series !

I was excited to see Murder on the Court has been been recorded and will listen to it next. I love these books which really extend the TVshow. I'll listen to this one every Christmas.

good story

some of the down east was a little off for an Irishman was hard to accept, but over all good job.

A great book

Great book that not only had a good mystery but filled me with Christmas cheer.

Excellent and suspenseful!

Jon Land writes authentic mystery stories that are suspenseful and interesting until the end. He keeps the character of Jessica Fletcher true to her reputation. Newer writer in current books is disappointing, so I returned to the earlier books.