Every Time I Go on Vacation, Someone Dies
Vacation Mysteries, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Elizabeth Evans
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By:
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Catherine Mack
About this listen
Ten days. Eight suspects. Six cities. Five authors. Three bodies. One trip to die for.
Eleanor Dash, bestselling author of the Vacation Mysteries series, is on a book tour along the gorgeous Amalfi Coast when life starts imitating art as her ex-boyfriend (and book protagonist) Connor Smith is targeted by a killer.
Eleanor’s sleuthing skills are about to be put to the ultimate test as – among literary rivals, rabid fans, a crazed stalker and another ex-flame on tour with her – suspicions are flying faster than paperbacks off a bestseller shelf. But who is really trying to get away with murder?
Eleanor Dash will return in the next book in the Vacation Mysteries series from Catherine Mack, No One Was Supposed to Die at this Wedding.
Critic reviews
Elizabeth Evans masterfully voices successful crime novelist Eleanor Dash, listeners' new best friend, who gossips about all of the people and craziness around her. Dash's behind-the-scenes insights on writing and publishing, along with her plot notes for her next book, add depth and humor to this story. She even challenges listeners to identify the murderer before the big reveal. - AudioFile
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- Sarah Covatti
- 23-04-25
Wonderful reader, shame about the book
I struggled to connect to the main character, who felt more like a vehicle for half form jokes than someone I could really root for. The humour often missed the mark, and the constant references to modern pulp culture quickly became overdone. The story itself felt overblown and unnecessary long for what it actually delivered. That said, I’ll give credit where it’s due, this book definitely made me want to pack a bag and head to Italy.
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