Temptation, Trouble & Murder

A Stacie Maroni Mystery, Book 6

By: Christa Nardi

Narrated by: Naomi Rose-Mock

Caffeine à la corpse, anyone?

The last thing Stacie Maroni expected to find in the break room was a dead guy. And even worse, a dead guy with her name, phone number, and office location in his pocket. If that’s not bad enough, a fellow member of the foundation she spearheads seems to be missing in action. Although these events don’t seem to be linked, Stacie is in the thick of things and sleuthing for her life. At least the two mysteries distract her from the attention of, and her attraction to, the handsome detective.

Mystery, suspense, and romance.

©2021 Christa Nardi (P)2022 Christa Nardi

Another hit!

Another Wonderful story! I enjoy this series. The writing and narrating is wonderful. Waiting for the next story.

Great Woman Sleuth Thriller

I enjoyed this story a lot. In this book, Stacie Maroni stumbled over a dead body in her company's breakroom. The police found Stacie's personal information on a piece of paper in the dead guy's pocket, and because of this, Stacie found herself in the middle of a criminal investigation. The tale was convoluted and exciting. I really liked Stacie Maroni's character. I appreciated Stacie's relationships with her dad and her friends. I'm already looking forward to more books in this series. Naomi Rose-Mock's narration was entertaining and her performance portrayed Stacie's character as I pictured her in my imagination. I was given a free copy of the audiobook and I have voluntarily left this review.

some dicey moments

I loved this. I enjoyed the suspense and trying to guess the perpetrator and their motives. It kept me very engaged and listening raptly. Looking forward to more in this series. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a good job bringing it to life.

Murder and Mathem

An enjoyable story of Stacie who once again is involved in a murder mystery.
Narration was good

Good mystery

Always a great mystery that keeps you engaged. The narrator does a good job with the characters. Stacie and her pals seem like they have a great time. Looking forward to the next story.