A Killer Coffee Mystery Box Set: Books 1-3

Tonya Kappes Books Cozy Mystery Box Sets

De: Tonya Kappes

Narrado por: Madeline Mrozek, Ariel Hicks

A Killer Coffee Cozy Mystery is a series about small town gossip, family, friends, and putting differences aside when troubles brews. Do you love to listen to stories about family and friendships? Do you enjoy holidays, festivals, and celebrations? What about when life isn't always rosy? This series has all of that and more along with twisty turn mysteries that will have you rooting for the entire town of Honey Springs.

Scene of the Grind is the first book in USA Today best-selling author Tonya Kappes' new A Killer Coffee Mystery Series. The series takes place in the cozy southern fictional tourist town of Honey Springs, Kentucky. Roxanne Bloom (her friends, though few call her Roxie) quit her job as a lawyer, divorced her cheating husband, and moved to the quaint town of Honey Springs, Kentucky where she'd spent many of her teenage summers visiting her eccentric and fun-loving Aunt Maxi.

Roxy follows her dream and opens The Bean Hive, Honey Springs first coffee house on the town's newly revitalized boardwalk, opening just in time for Honey Springs annual Honey Festival. Roxy's life couldn't be better. Business was booming, she's reconnected with special people from her past, including her first teenage love, and visits The Crooked Cat book store, which is still her favorite shop in Honey Springs.

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First 2 are ok; last one sounds like the narrator is in a cave

The recording of the first 2 is fine. The audio quality of Book 3 though is not good. Also, being a lawyer, some of the things mentioned about getting a law license, and being a lawyer, are not accurate. It is jarring.

Poor narration

Story three was not narrated well. Sounded very unprofessional, definitely makes me not want to spend my money on this author.

Cute and funny

Loved the storyline of all three books. But there was a new narrator in book 3, and it was hard to follow along. Books wanted to were really awesome though.

Cute stories - easy listening

The recording on the last story is awful - very hard to listen to. I did not enjoy this narration

Good ole days memories

meeting down to earth towns people was wonderful, bringing sweet memories from my childhood. thoroughly enjoyed every character and story.