Deadly Cruise

A Humorous Cruise Ship Cozy Mystery

De: A.R. Winters

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

What could go wrong with a classic cinema themed cruise? Especially when the guest list includes former movie stars, a well-known movie critic and semi-retired producer…

"Winters will have you giggling into your book!"

Unfortunately, a lot does go wrong. From minor mishaps to more serious issues, from vandalized posters to missing jewelry… Adrienne and her friends find themselves juggling one mini-crisis after the other. Just when things seem to be improving, Addi discovers the dead body of a one of the special guests, a former scream queen with a slasher-movie-worthy knife in her chest. Once again, Addi finds herself playing the role of real-life detective. To complicate things even further, Addi is startled to hear another of the guests, the producer, talking about a script he just received. It sounds all too much like her own story… The coincidences are adding up and Addi wants to know who is behind it all. Join Adrienne and her friends Cece, Samantha and First Officer Ethan Lee as they investigate another spate of crimes aboard the cruise ship….

Praise for A.R. Winters:

"The perfect balance of being lighthearted, but still a serious page-turning mystery." - Jaycie D, Amazon.com "A fun cozy mystery with engaging and entertaining characters" - lq, Amazon.com "For fans of Janet Evanovich, Rhys Bowen and Jana DeLeon, this is a funny, clean mystery." - Clara B, Amazon.com Deadly Cruise is the seventh book in the Cruise Ship Mystery Series. Though it can be read as a standalone, it's best read in series order. This is a humorous cozy mystery featuring a strong female protagonist, some unusual friends and co-workers, and a mystery that needs solving! It has no graphic gore, bad language or sex.

Themed cruise featuring vintage horror films

Story Arc Continues: slowly developing romance, suspicious behavior by ship captain, and the repeat appearance or a an elusive figure who may be helping or not….

Read by AI

The story was interesting but the AI reader detracted from it. Words were mispronounced (record vs. record) and the voice was sing-songish. BZZZ was pronounced as the individual letter not buzz. Overall I probably won’t get any further books by this author.