The Lottery Winner

Alvirah and Willie Stories

De: Mary Higgins Clark

Narrado por: Jean Stapleton

Mary Higgins Clark, the bestselling “Queen of Suspense,” returns with Alvirah Meehan—one of her most beloved characters—in these six dazzling, intertwined, and thrilling tales of sleuthing and suspense.

Together with her devoted mate, the ever-resourceful Alvirah has jumped into crime solving on a grand scale—and with her indomitable spirit and style. Among their many adventures, Alvirah and Willy find a dead actress in their Central Park South condominium upon their return from London in “The Body in the Closet.” Needing a break from the big city, they escape to Cape Cod—only to meet a would-be heiress framed for murder in “Death on the Cape.” When Alvirah and Willy seek the tranquility of the Cypress Point Spa, it’s the perfect getaway—until a jewel thief turns up in “The Lottery Winner.” Back in Manhattan, the search for a neighbor’s missing newborn makes for a suspense-filled Christmas in “Bye, Baby Bunting.”

The perfect collection for both Mary Higgins Clark and mystery fans, the stories in The Lottery Winner will keep you on the edge of your seat and leave you breathless!©1995 Mary Higgins Clark; (P)2008 Simon and Schuster

Lottery winner

With little time to enjoy a story, this book was great, as we could do it in peices, and complete a story. and then wait for the next story.
each with a good plot of its own.

My first Mary Higgins Clark mystery novel

Great narration on the Mary Higgins Clark Mystery novel the lottery winner. I enjoyed how it was several stories about Elvirah and Willy as they use their lottery winnings and influence to help people in need.

Alvira and Willy rock

I love Mary Higgins Clark and her Alvira and Willy stories are always a favorite of mine

Lame story

This was a very lame story for Mary Higgins Clark. I usually enjoy her writing. I love Jean Stapleton but not as a narrator she still sounds like Edith Bunker. LOL

very entertaining

Where does The Lottery Winner rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

In all fairness I have only listened to about 6 audio books. The Lottery Winner falls in the above average slot.

What about Jean Stapleton’s performance did you like?

I loved her realistic New York voice.

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

No, I wanted to enjoy it longer.