Murder aboard the Olympic

A 1920s Historical Mystery on the Atlantic

By: Jennifer S. Alderson

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Glamour, grit, and murder at sea! Evelyn Cartwright, an up-and-coming American travel writer, is ready for the adventure of a lifetime when she boards the opulent RMS Olympic with her good friend, silent film star Grace DeBois.

Commissioned by a New York magazine to write about her European travels, Evelyn expects nothing less than a glamorous and inspiring journey. But when a reporter is found dead—stabbed with Grace’s knitting needle—Evelyn’s dream trip quickly turns into a nightmare. With the ship’s captain already convinced that Grace is the culprit, Evelyn has no choice but to jump into action and clear her friend’s name.

As Evelyn digs deeper, she finds herself navigating the tricky waters of high-society secrets, tangled motives, and passengers with something to hide. As the Olympic glides across the Atlantic, the stakes grow higher, and Evelyn must navigate treacherous waters to stop a killer before they strike again.

Step into the glamorous and thrilling world of the 1920s with Evelyn Cartwright, a bold travel writer who finds herself entangled in a web of murder and mystery. From the high seas aboard the opulent RMS Olympic to the iconic British Museum, Evelyn’s sharp wit and fearless spirit lead her through dangerous secrets and high-society intrigue. This fun and light-hearted series is perfect for fans of historical mysteries, travel, and captivating whodunits.

the narrator was awful.

I think this book would have been wonderful if it had a different narrator. I had a horrible time following her and the storyline

Audio books need human narration

I have vision issues which require me to listen to books. I feel bad giving the story a less than great review because I hate the narration. An important part of an audiobook is the emotional emphasis a person can add to the performance. AI isn’t able to do that. While it’s not as bad as a few years ago, I will NEVER pay money for AI to ruin an author’s work. I now have to figure out how to return this book.