Snowed Inn

Who-Dun-Him Inn Cozy Mystery, Book 1

De: Heather Horrocks

Narrado por: Flora Plumb

Mystery buff Vicki Butler plans to kill someone this weekend. Nothing personal, just business. The killer grand opening weekend at her new Who-Dun-Him Inn is all fun and games - until an unplanned dead body makes an appearance.

With a murderer running loose, young widowed mom Vicki is forced to keep her family, guests, and actors safe while searching for clues. Her author guests, also the prime suspects, try their hand at solving this real-life whodunit, in the process hindering the investigation by local law enforcement officers.

Things really go downhill when her twin Liz shows up, trailed by flamboyant Grandma Ross, who announces she's seeking a boy toy among the suspects. When both a local younger man and an out-of-town newshound start sniffing around the inn - and her - Vicki realizes she's got more than just a murderer to worry about.

Can she solve the mystery before the killer strikes again - or will this case of jitters prove to be terminal?

©2011 Heather Horrocks (P)2013 Heather Horrocks

A fantastic read!!!

This book provided a thoroughly enjoyable reading experience. I found myself consistently engaged and entertained by the narrative, and several elements contributed to my positive impression. One of the most compelling aspects, in my opinion, was the clever and creative concept of designing rooms themed after famous detectives. This ingenious idea immediately sparked my imagination and added a unique layer of intrigue to the story. Each room, dedicated to a different iconic sleuth, felt like a miniature world of its own, hinting at the personality and methods of the detective it represented. This thematic approach was not only entertaining but also served to enhance the overall atmosphere of the book, creating a sense of playful mystery and inviting the reader to become a part of the detective world. The concept of themed rooms resonated with me on a personal level, bringing to mind the distinctive ambiance of the Anniversary Inn. The Anniversary Inn, known for its elaborately themed suites, offers a similar experience of stepping into a different world, and the book's detective-themed rooms evoked that same sense of immersive storytelling and imaginative design. This connection further amplified my enjoyment of the book, adding a layer of personal resonance to the already compelling narrative.

GREAT STORY!!!

I thoroughly enjoyed this story with all the twists and turns!!! Fantastic narration. Ready to download the next in the series!

Just plain fun!

A perfectly on tone, right-sized cozy mystery! Not to campy, and not to contrived. Likable characters, fun plot and kind of writing that’ll keep you listening until the very end.

Easy listen perfect book for the car or bedtime.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

The book has an easy storyline for picking up at any point

Any additional comments?

Friendly language and scene descriptions acceptable for any listeners

delightful

i loved it. it's a great cozy murder mystery. a fun read that keeps you guessing.

Enjoyable

If you could sum up Snowed Inn in three words, what would they be?

Fun, light and entertaining

What was one of the most memorable moments of Snowed Inn?

I liked the family dynamic and banter

Have you listened to any of Flora Plumb’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes

Any additional comments?

I hope to see more in this series.

Narrator doesn't cut it

What disappointed you about Snowed Inn?

The narrator of the story in the book is supposed to be a young widow in her late 20s. The actress they chose was in her late 60s and you can tell. She sounds like an old lady. It ruins the story for me. I can't get past it. I tried and tried.

How would you have changed the story to make it more enjoyable?

Different narrator would have helped make this a better book, but there were a lot of things that the writer just expected you to take too big of a leap off the high dive of gullibility.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Flora Plumb?

I don't have any names, just someone younger, and her Italian accent--Mama Mia! BAD!