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MURDER TAKES A VACATION

Kimberly Farr delivers a pitch-perfect performance in this cozy mystery featuring widowed Mrs. Muriel Blossom. Just when she needs a fresh start, Muriel finds a winning lottery ticket and sets off for a Seine River cruise. On her way to Paris she meets the gentlemanly Allan. With his help, she is upgraded to business class and receives a sleep aid, which causes her to miss her connecting flight in London, leading to an enchanting day with Allan. Once in Paris, Mrs. Blossom runs into Danny, another attentive man, although a bit more enigmatic. Shocked to discover that Allan has died, Muriel is unwittingly pulled into the investigation. Farr masterfully captures Muriel's humility and sweet naïveté, enhancing this lighthearted, twisty mystery with charm and warmth.

Pub Date: June 17, 2025

Duration: 10 hrs

DD ISBN: 9780062998132

Publisher: Harper Audio

Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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    AN ISOLATED INCIDENT

    For someone whose vocal palette contains so few colors, Edward Asner is a surprisingly effective narrator. His familiar, pleasant growl compels attention and bespeaks authority. He has his faults though. As an audiobook performer, he has but one personality, whatever the narrative voice of his text. One gets the impression that he enters the studio underprepared, taking his time to discover the book as he reads it. Thus it is with An Isolated Incident, a taut, suspenseful murder mystery set in Puget Sound. Other readers could better explore all the beats of this rich page-turner, but few could hold an audience as effortlessly.

    Pub Date: N/A

    Duration: 3 hrs

    Publisher: Time Warner AudioBooks

    Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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      ALL THAT REMAINS

      Kay Scarpetta takes on more than routine investigations as her job of medical examiner involves her once again in a search for an unknown killer. The story is riveting from the opening chapters, and Sheila Hart never lets the intrigue subside. However Hart doesn't use enough vocal range, and male voices sound tinny and high-pitched. The dialogues with tough yet, endearing, Lt. Pete Marino have perfect cadence, accent and speech pattern, but sound somewhat thin and insubstantial. Telephone conversations and flashbacks are set off by effective sound enhancement, a useful addition. The overall presentation is very good driven strongly by the author's contribution.

      Pub Date: N/A

      Duration: 9 hrs

      Publisher: Brilliance Audio

      Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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