Murder in Georgetown

De: Maxwell Hastings

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Murder in Georgetown is a captivating mystery novel set in the heart of Georgetown, Washington D.C. during the 1920s. Dive into a world where secrets lurk behind every corner and danger is never far away.

When the wealthy and eccentric Teresa Cummings is found dead in her opulent Georgetown home, the community is thrown into turmoil. The initial signs suggest suicide, but the coroner’s suspicions quickly turn the case into a full-fledged murder investigation. Teresa's niece, Patty, along with Major Marianne Ross, Dr. Leonard Hoyt, and a cast of intriguing characters, find themselves entangled in a web of secrets, lies, and hidden motives.

As the investigation deepens, Detective Carter and Coroner Partridge uncover clues that paint a picture of a woman with a past shrouded in mystery. From her strained relationship with her niece to her complicated dealings with friends and acquaintances, Teresa's life was anything but ordinary. Each new piece of evidence raises more questions: Was it a case of envy? Greed? Or perhaps a long-standing grudge?

The narrative takes readers on a journey through the sophisticated and treacherous social circles of 1920s Washington D.C., where everyone has something to hide. With meticulously crafted settings and a richly developed cast, Murder in Georgetown captures the essence of a bygone era while keeping readers on the edge of their seats with its intricate plot twists and turns.

Perfect for fans of classic mystery novels, this book offers a blend of historical intrigue and thrilling suspense. Will the truth about Teresa Cummings’ death come to light, or will it remain buried along with the secrets of Georgetown?

Step into the world of 1920s Washington D.C. and uncover the dark truths behind a seemingly genteel society.

Great twist of fate

Didn’t like that the voice was generated by AI , just takes s jobs away from people ‼️

ok mystery

This mystery was ok but I found myself anticipating being done so it could be over. All the characters seemed guilty of murder at one point or another and I couldn't tell the good guys from the bad guys. Amateurish at best. I did not like the AI reading the mystery, it was not good.