Murder at the Seaside Hotel

1920s Historical Cozy Mystery (Evie Parker Mystery Series, Book 5)

De: Sonia Parin

Narrado por: Pearl Hewitt

An invitation from a hotel owner to stay at his new seaside hotel provides Evie, Countess of Woodridge, with the perfect opportunity to fulfill her maid's dream of vacationing by the seaside.

However, the prospect of spending an entire week strolling along the pier makes Evie realize she is no longer cut out for a life of leisure. Clearly, she is missing the exhilaration she experienced during the last few murder cases she had become involved in.

When a young woman dies right outside their hotel, Evie finds the perfect opportunity to distract herself. The local police think it is suicide. Evie has other ideas....

Assisted by her bodyguard, Tom Winchester, and her maid, Caro, Evie works her way from one clue to the next until she is able to prove there is a case worth looking into.

©2019 Sonia Parin (P)2021 Tantor

Amusing

The books are an entertaining distraction. But the narrator's attempt at a Boston accent is grating. Better to read the books.

Entertaining

Another entertaining addition to this series. Going to the. Seaside brings more than just a relaxing time. When a maid falls to her death the mystery begins

Tom’s accent

I agree Tom’s account was all wrong. I liked the story line but Tom was just wrong.

Tom's accent is very distracting

I agree with others in that Tom's accent is very distracting. I hope the next books are better or I will have to give up listening.

Almost as good as previous books

Dear lord, why did the Reader try to do a New York/Boston accent?? The first book reading was ok and the others didn’t have an accent but this one was totally awful and totally distracting.
Otherwise a good normally easy book . I’ve already got further books in file, so I’m hoping they will be back on track.