Books, Blogs, and Bloody Murder, An Aggie Underhill Short Story

An Aggie Underhill Mystery

By: Michelle Ann Hollstein

Narrated by: Price Waldman

With Roger’s help, Betty has self-published her first book with Aggie as the protagonist in her short story mysteries. In the middle of Betty’s first book signing, an old lady drops dead in the romance aisle. Did the woman die of natural causes? Or was it murder? Join Aggie, Roger, and Betty at her first book signing to find out.

©2019 Michelle Ann Hollstein (P)2020 Michelle Ann Hollstein

Was it murder or an accident?

This one has an interesting twist to the 'possible' murder and even after listening, the question still remains. Murder or accident?
Betty has written a book based on fact on all of the fun and interesting Aggie escapades. While at the bookstore for the signing, a woman dies in the coffee shop. But, something just doesn't feel right to Aggie, and off they go!
This one was narrated by Price Waldman. I was surprised at first and then found myself enjoying his voice, his characters and his story telling. Definitely not a disappointment!
Once again, I have to give 5 stars to both the author and the narrator!

Really good!!!

Really good but pretty short . My first listen in this series . Will definitely listen to the rest . Narration was good as well.

Delightful!!

Michelle Ann Hollstein has created endearing characters in her Aggie Underhill series. Books, Blogs, and Bloody Murder is a fast listen that pulls one in. The premise of the story is well done, the suspects are great, and the narration is engaging. Price Waldman does bring the characters to life with his voice. This is a fun addition to the series and a standalone listen.

Too Short

Since I have enjoyed every Aggie book so far, it comes at no surprise that I have enjoyed this one, as well. Although it was too short. I didn't want it to end.

A Fun, Quick Listen

A delightful short installment in the Aggie Underhill Mystery series! Even though it's brief, it still delivers the charm, humor, and clever sleuthing I’ve come to expect from Aggie. If you’re already a fan of the series, this one is absolutely worth a listen — it’s a fun little gem you won’t want to miss. The narration was well done and added an extra layer of enjoyment to the story. A quick, satisfying mystery treat!