Mission Impawsible

Paws & Claws Mystery Series, Book 4

De: Krista Davis

Narrado por: Elise Arsenault

Holly Miller and her grandmother, Oma, are working their tails off to prepare the Sugar Maple Inn for an upcoming matchmaking event for pet owners. While Holly has no interest in pairing up, Oma plans on playing Cupid and finding someone to warm her reluctant granddaughter's heart. Unfortunately, one man Holly does meet is cold - dead cold - and he has a personal letter from Oma in his pocket. As suspicion is cast over the inn's guests, Holly - with the help of her furry friends, Trixie the Jack Russell and Twinkletoes the cat - must fetch the real killer, or she may soon have a date in court.

©2017 Cristina Ryplansky (P)2017 Tantor

Another winner

Krista Davis has written another great addition to the Paws & Claws series. I highly recommend this book to all cozy mysteries.

Thank You for the New Narrator

Krista Davis crafts interesting and clever books. The new narrator helps me to enjoy the stories more. I love getting to know the human and animal recurring characters.

Narrator

How could the performance have been better?

I did not like this narrator nearly as well as the other books in the series. I would recommend you go back to the previous one. Did not like her attempt at different voices and her expression.

Any additional comments?

Book was good, but somewhat disappointed with the narration.

Great addition to a wonderful series

Any additional comments?

I love this series and this latest addition is amazing, I loved going back to Wagtail. I can say honestly that if a town like this existed in the real world - I would be there. Love the whole premise for this series - it's original and extremely well executed. The only problem is that it was over way too fast. I can't wait for the next installment.

Why does this series have such bad narrators?

This is a new narrator, which should be good. The narrator for books 1-3 sounds like she's reading to children. But this narrator is no better. This one has a bad ear for accents and makes everyone sound like a stereotype. We have the "Jersey Shore Girl," the "White Lady does 'Black Lady'" voice, and the "Vampire Oma" as examples.

If you can overlook this narrator, then get the book! The town is charming, the main character is good, the story is interesting and well-crafted.