Murder in Portofino

Armstrong and Oscar, Book 8

By: T A Williams

Narrated by: Simon Mattacks

The next instalment in the gripping Armstrong and Oscar cozy mystery series...It's murder in paradise!

A much-needed holiday…

Dan Armstrong hasn’t done much retiring since moving to Tuscany, and with his new career as a successful private investigator taking off, it seems murder seems to follow him. He’s hoping a much-needed trip to beautiful Portofino will give him the break he needs and quality time with girlfriend Anna.

A gathering of celebrities…

Portofino is a celebrity paradise, and holidaying on a nearby superyacht is a group of British media stars, all famous for being infamous. Dan isn't impressed by their status or wealth, but when he overhears an argument between two of the group, he suspects something fishy could be going on…

A cold-blooded killer?

And then a body is washed up on shore and Dan’s hopes for a holiday go overboard. Could this simply be a tragic accident or is there a killer amidst the assembled celebrity cast? Dan and Oscar have their work cut out before the tide turns…

It's another gripping case for Dan and Oscar to solve!

A gripping new murder mystery series by bestselling author T.A. Williams, perfect for fans of Death in Paradise, Lee Strauss and Beth Byers.

©2024 T A Williams (P)2024 Boldwood Books

Murder Mystery with a Picturesque backdrop

The voice of the narrator in this series of books is fabulous. He is calming, comedic, while still discussing serious circumstances and always delivers perfectly his
personal reflection of his character.

Fun series

Oscar gets the win in this story. Love the description of the country it makes me want to go to Italy. The audio performance is well done.

love these stories!

I always look forward to when one of t a Williams murder mysteries come out. I love escaping too Italy and solving a good mystery and I love Oscar!

Another great one in the series

Another 5 star in the series.
Great cozy mystery. This one had me guessing but I did narrow it down to 2. Unlike the last one "...on the Riviera" that had way too many suspects to keep straight, this book kept the suspects at a doable number.
Still a series I will continue to read and not yet bored with.
As always, great narration.