Murder in the Garden of Alla

A 1920s Hollywood Cozy Mystery

De: D.A.E. Jackson

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

When Joyce, in 1924, discovers a body on the grounds of Alla Nazimova’s legendary home, the scandal threatens to destroy careers, reputations, and lives.

The first story starring Joyce Montegue—Bobby’s eccentric and quick-witted mother, who’s determined to prove Alla’s innocence and uncover the truth. With the help of her new friend, the ghost of the recently deceased movie star Wallace Reid, and of course, Clara Bow, Nazimova herself, and Bo-Bo’s handsome trainer Rick Suarez, Joyce dives into a world of gossip, greed, and gilded deceit. The clues are as twisted as a studio contract—and someone will do anything to keep their name off the front page.

Set amid the glitz and gossip of Jazz Age Hollywood, Murder in the Garden of Alla is a witty, charming, and suspenseful cozy mystery about fame, ghosts, and the dangerous allure of secrets. Some characters even share the uncanny gifts from Jackson’s Knowers series—but in a town built on illusion, even special talents can’t hide the truth forever.

Perfect for fans of Only Murders in the Building, The Thin Man, and Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, this delightful whodunit proves that in Hollywood, everyone’s auditioning for something—even murder.