Bunkers, cannons and Murder

I enjoyed this book. It is a fairly short story (at 3 hours 36 minutes) but it certainly packs a lot in and is a series that is a lot of fun. I have been with this series from the start, so I know a lot of the regular characters and the history behind how Sadie became the peace keeper which helps with this book. There are standalone mysteries but with most cozy mysteries lately it does have a mystery that continues throughout the series, in this case Sadie's family and although only slightly touched on in this book can be a bit confusing for first time readers of listeners. The characters are interesting, especially the cat that is part time dentist and part time familiar and they are what makes me want to continue on with the series. The mystery had a lot going on and to be honest I think the questions all get answered but I think it might take a second listening too to follow along.
Sadie as peace keeper for the magical islands once again finds herself crossing the water in the middle of the night. With seashell day fast approaching she expected to be busy as lovers got carried away but she never thought she would be investigating why a cannon was being fired. Two warring islands are at it again, nobody really knows the reason behind why they have each other so much but it is up to Sadie to sort it out. The seashell festivities has already started and someone digs up a bunker to revel a skeleton of a missing man. With two cases on her hands Sadie will have to dodge the minefield of the islands past to find the answers.
I liked the narrator, she has a pleasant voice and is easy to listen to.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

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