The Women Sleuths Club Murder - A Tabitha Clive Cozy Mystery

The Mystery Book Nook Shared World

By: Sharon Michaels

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

In the picturesque coastal town of Sunrise Harbor, Maine, where salty ocean breezes mingle with the scent of freshly caught lobsters, a chilling mystery unfolds.

When a supposedly idyllic lobstering cruise takes an unexpected turn, steamy romance author, baker and amateur sleuth, Tabitha Clive, finds herself accused of murdering her husband’s former sister-in-law, Ethel Brownville.

As whispers of her guilt spread through the town, Tabitha's closest friends refuse to let her face the weight of false accusations alone.

In The Women Sleuths Club Murder, a vibrant group of “mature” amateur sleuths band together to unravel a perplexing crime and clear their dear friend's name.

Determined to prove her innocence…
Sara Mitchell, a retired schoolteacher, turned children’s book author.
Kathleen O’Brien, a retired medical examiner.
Pam Bigelow, a former social worker, turned cozy mystery author.
Alice Underwood, a former CEO of a major department store chain who possesses supernatural powers.
Claire Gaylord, Kathleen’s no-nonsense stepdaughter and respected criminal defense lawyer.
… rally together, using their unique skills to untangle the web of lies that has ensnared their feisty friend.

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It's a period I like reading about.

The narration was fine and I only twice noticed the A/I quality of the computer-generated voice.

Virtual voice 👎

I didn’t enjoy the artificial reader. The story was pretty meh. The virtual voice did nothing for the story.

The women's sleuths club murder

The story was mediocre. I really don't like virtual voice. The meaning of the words are misconstrued. I will not try another one.

Fun easy read

Enjoyed this book and all the shorts in the Tabith Clive series. I hope there are more.

The thing that stood up the most for me was the annoying virtual voice

I’ve come to the conclusion that I cannot stand virtual voice. She had a sing song monotone inflection that made me hate listening to it. Authors, please pay live actors to record your books. Stop cutting corners, virtual voice needs many more advancements before it actually can be tolerated by human hearing😅