Murder, She Wrote: The Ghost and Mrs. Fletcher

Murder She Wrote, Book 44

By: Jessica Fletcher, Donald Bain, Renee Paley-Bain

Narrated by: Sandra Burr

The USA Today best-selling series returns as Jessica discovers a real estate deal to die for....

Jessica's friend, Eve Simpson, is Cabot Cove's premier real estate agent and is currently trying to sell one of the town's oldest properties - the Spencer Percy House. Unfortunately, not only is the building in deplorable condition, it's also rumored to be haunted. Things only get worse when the home's elderly occupant dies under suspicious circumstances. Now as Jessica investigates, Eve hires a medium to rid the house of the alleged apparition. But if Jessica isn't careful, she may join the ranks of the dearly departed.

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narrator

Try a new narrator , the voice here is not a good match for the charactor of Jessica Flecther we know from the TV show and too high pitched

Plot twist!

I always enjoy these books! Although there were a few weak points that aren't usually present, there were a couple plot twists that I enjoyed.

There were a few points where the questions asked just didn't make sense or the sheriff was saying things that really had me doubting his critical thinking skills. 😅 But other than that, I really enjoyed this book.

Excellent!

I like that I can listen with my grandkids in the car and not hear swear words.

The best of the series

I love this series. Some of the stories were not so great but this was fun, suspenseful and full of life. (Murder mystery...full of life). Anyway, this is a great read and really the absolute best.

You become a part of Cabot Cove

If you grew up on MSW reruns, then this book will be like an unaired episode. And because you have actually seen the town, it does feel like you're there. Story and narrator were great. But if they were to make these books into dramatized adaptations, they would breathe a whole new life into the series.