A Murder in Mount Moriah

A Reverend Lindsay Harding Mystery

De: Mindy Quigley

Narrado por: Holly Adams

From award-winning mystery writer Mindy Quigley comes a hilarious tale of small-town intrigue and big-time crime.

For hospital chaplain Lindsay Harding, facing death is part of the job. After all she spends her working days comforting sick and dying patients. But when the annual Civil War reenactment in her hometown of Mount Moriah, North Carolina, produces a real casualty, the Grim Reaper suddenly gets a little too close for comfort. With the clock ticking, the police struggle to unravel how and why a beloved local reenactor was shot in front of hundreds of onlookers. As fingers point and tempers flare, another victim ends up laid out on Lindsay's front porch.

Lindsay's life is in danger, but her efforts to expose the century-old sins that lie at the heart of the mystery are undermined by her disastrous love life, her no-good mother, and a ninja-like squirrel - not to mention the small matter of a dangerous killer who'll stop at nothing to keep a sinister secret. Will courage, curiosity, and Lindsay's irreverent brand of religion be enough to catch the killer before she becomes the next victim?

©2011, 2013 Mindy Quigley (P)2015 Mindy Quigley

Murder in Mount Moriah

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I LOVED this book!It had just the right amount of murder,mystery and romance!Lindsey is a hospital chaplin who gets herself mixed up in a murder investigation.She had a crappy childhood and everything she does seems to backfire on her.
Holly Adams does a wonderful job of narrating this book.
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Loved it

This was a fast, fun listen – obviously, from my five-star rating, I loved it. It did everything a cozy mystery ought to do: It introduced a main character who isn't Sherlock Holmes but isn't an idiot, is a strong woman but isn't Wonder Woman, is a career woman without being in the food industry … Lindsay Harding is a hospital chaplain, and really, that's a great way to throw a character in the path of otherwise improbably frequent mysterious deaths, isn't it? She's devout without proselytizing, effective, and very, very human. I like her a great deal.

The narration by Holly Adams was perfect for the book and the character. She is now on my list of readers to search out.

The writing is sharp, and funny – not infrequently laugh-out-loud funny, and that's uncommon. Lindsay has a depth to her that I didn't expect, so that alongside the LOL's there were also moving moments. And then would come something like the squirrel, and it would be back to giggling again.

And what a great beginning.

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Story was predictable overall.

There was a twist, but the character wasn't developed as completely as could be.

A great book that brings understanding

As I didn't know author or narrator I didn't have any expectations and as it is slightly out of my usual genre I may even have been sceptical, this book now rates with my listen to again and group

I enjoyed the humour, the tension, and the twists that wove together a story of love, family, and mystery. I highly recommend this book.

The narrator, Holly is so very versatile and talented. She drew me into the story and the characters.

Many thanks for a great book with great narration

Absolutely wonderful

I really loved this book. If I had the money to buy another book, I would definitely buy the next in the series. The story was amazing and kept me going throughout the whole thing. I felt a great connection to the main character. I think there were several times that I laughed at loud and one point where my jaw dropped. Shout out to my friend that listened to my randomized texts with references to this book with absolutely no background knowledge.

The only complaint I could possibly have is the difficulty I had listening to it- I really had to listen with headphones as there were parts where the narration gets so quiet that I could not hear it at all over my speakers. Sometimes the transition from quiet to loud was so quick that I hurt my ears because my sound was turned all the way up to hear what was going on. BUT the narration was just about perfect for the situation. She conveys such emotion and really drawled me into the story. Those quiet moments made me really feel like I was personally in those quiet conversations.



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