A Case of Crooked Letters

A Morning Shade Mystery

De: Lori Copeland

Narrado por: Cristine McMurdo-Wallis

Best-selling, award-winning author Lori Copeland has dozens of popular romances and many inspirational novels to her credit. Abounding with good-natured fun, A Case of Crooked Letters celebrates the pure, Christian values of small-town America.

Trouble is brewing in the sleepy hamlet of Morning Shade. Multiple chain letters are circulating throughout town, and a local resident is to blame. Little old ladies are being victimized by empty promises of vast riches and rejuvenated health. Fortunately, the plucky Stella Diamond is on the case.

©2004 Lori Copeland (P)2004 Recorded Books, LLC

light encouraging humor

every day life in small town life with 87 y/o mother in law who's a hoot the neighbors the letters enjoyed it

Enjoyable fiction

I have read this entire 3 book mystery trilogy. , , They are light mysteries with moral lessons learned. Each book weaves together small town culture and the lives if 3 women who are each in shifting circumstances. 3 generations, 3 widows. I like that the main character is transparent & self evaluating. I recommend for light, Christian themed fictional reading.

wonderful christian book

I just loved this book! I don't know when I laughed so hard. i may have a warped sense of humor but the further I got into the book, the more I loved it. what a hoot grandma is. I don't think reading this book would be as fun as this book in audible form. yet it deals with real life financial issues. and affirms the best gift is that of a loving family. I highly recommend this book to one and all. narrator was fine. worth every penny I spent for it.

Enjoyable

Love these characters. They are the type you wish actually exist and were your friends.

Story of three women with a tiny bit of mystery.

What three words best describe Cristine McMurdo-Wallis’s voice?

Good reader, but they seriously need to move the microphone since you can hear her swallow on a regular basis. Very annoying.

Any additional comments?

It's an okay story of three women. Not exciting, but at least it's clean and once in a while funny.