Murder, She Wrote: Trouble at High Tide

Murder She Wrote, Book 37

By: Jessica Fletcher, Donald Bain

Narrated by: Sandra Burr

Jack the Ripper lives again!

While on vacation in Bermuda, Jessica Fletcher is surprised to hear the local population is abuzz over a trio of murders, each bearing an eerie resemblance to the 1888 Jack the Ripper killings.

Jessica dismisses the panicked chatter as just that - until her friend Thomas Betterton's niece is found dead on the beach after a party. And when Scotland Yard Inspector George Sutherland arrives to investigate, Jessica can't help but get involved - an act that brings her dangerously close to a killer....

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Another great story!

very well narrated, story was great and the characters were well portrayed! threw in a little twist, which I didn't see coming but was pleasantly surprised!

Never disappointed!

The Murder, She Wrote books never disappoint and Sandra Burr has become a favorite performer of mine. Love!!

Jessica "On The Road"

My favorite "Murder She Wrote" books (and TV series episodes) are the ones where she travels. In this story Jessica is in Bermuda.

There is a good "who done it". I didn't guess the solution ahead of time. The setting on the beach in Bermuda is beautiful. If you live in an area that has cold, snowy winters (as I do), this book would be a perfect literary "escape" to read in January or February.

This is an "easy read" that will entertain you if you are a fan of this series.

The Ripper in the Sun

You will find yourself wired for sound until the book is done. A little laid back but serious mystery element.

Jessica Fletcher never disappoints.

I enjoy Murder She Wrote mysteries. I was excited because I figured out who the murderer was. But, then, of course, there's got to be a twist. I didn't see that one coming. But, that's what makes these books so enjoyable.