Murder and Brandy Boy
A Liz Lucas Cozy Mystery Series, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Kelli Petroski
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By:
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Dianne Harman
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The author has been named seven times by Amazon as an All-Star author!
Liz Lucas, the owner of the Red Cedar Spa, hires an intern to help her prepare family style meals served to guests at the lodge. Only days before graduation, his car crashes over a cliff and into the ocean. Was it suicide or murder?
Liz, along with her trusty dog, Winston, sets out to find the killer. Was it the high school computer genius, Nerdy Birdie? Brent, who was going to Stanford on a football scholarship? Kaitlin, the quarterback's girlfriend? Clamhammer, the gangster from San Francisco's Chinatown? Or Nerdy's mother, the president of the Women Whose Husbands Left Them Club?
Who would have thought Brandy Boy, the lovable but lazy St. Bernard who's the mascot of the Red Cedar Spa, would become a nationally recognized hero?
You'll love Dianne Harman's best-selling cozy mysteries. More than 275,000 downloaded in 2015 and 1000s of five-star reviews! Available in digital, print, and audiobook.
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- Chris S.
- 17-07-21
Brandy boy saves the day!
This is another fun cozy mystery in the Liz Lucas series by Dianne Harman. The crimes include hacking, extortion, and murder and the creepy sheriff is more interested in writing traffic tickets! Liz solves the murder but almost gets killed in the process. Thankfully her dogs are there to save the day! Lots of interesting characters and plot. The narration by Kelli Petroski is very good. The characters are their own unique voices and the performance was enjoyable.
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- Alan Hamblin
- 15-04-21
A great story
I enjoyed this story, it had a good plot, was well written and the narration was also very good.
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- Julie
- 15-04-21
Brandy to the rescue
I enjoyed this fun cozy mystery. I have listened to a lot a books by this author (and not in the right order) and this is one of my favourite series, so it was nice to go back to the beginning to how Brandy boy became famous. Most authors now days include a cute dog or cat as a side kick to help solve the case but I just love the way Brandy boy plays his part. The rest of the characters are like able but it is definitely the dog that wins me over. The mystery it's self was interesting and covered a lot of subjects from bullying to computer hacking all of which provided a plethora of suspects. I had worked out who the killer was but that was mainly because I didn't like the character than any good detective work on my part. Off to start the next book in this great series.
Liz is shocked to find out her employee has committed suicide. It was only hours ago that they had been working side by side.and he did seem troubled but not suicidal. At his funeral she over hears a conversation about the local high school being broken into and the possibility of grades being changed. Just how far would somebody go to make sure they go to college? As far as murder? The idea doesn't seem that far fetched when she learns that his breaks were tempered with in her car park. Knowing the police sheriff is more worried about handing out parking tickets than looking into the murder and the hacking, Liz starts to look into both events because surely they have to be connected.
The narrator was good and came with some different sounding voices for the characters.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
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