Cornish Pasty Conspiracy: The Killing in the Filling

Albert Smith's Culinary Capers Recipe, Book 13

De: Steve Higgs

Narrado por: Charles Robert Fox

Following a trail of clues to a sleepy seaside village in the southwest corner of England, retired police detective Albert Smith aims to prove his theory of a master criminal by catching the "Gastrothief’s" agents red-handed.

With trusted former police dog Rex Harrison at his side, the crime-busting duo know precisely who and what to look for. However, beneath the narrow streets of the picturesque resort a far more sinister plot is being hatched, and if Albert were to look over his shoulder, he might notice a set of eyes lurking in his shadow.

He is being hunted.

To the backdrop of a cider and pasty festival, man and dog must risk it all save that which makes Britain great.

Baking. It can get a guy killed.

©2022 Steve Higgs (P)2023 Steve Higgs

surprising twists to plots. comedy

quite amusing. I liked the tone of narrative. very nice vocal delivery. Great story.

Waiting for the next!

Love these stories and characters! Performance is spot on! Can’t wait for the next one.

Captivating continuations

These fun somewhat mild(cozy) mysteries are both fun and intriguing. Love the main characters Albert and his dog!

Good book

Everyflthing about the characters and the reading.- Will follow the adventures Keep them coming either the same characters

Wonderful

These books are delightful. The narration is excellent and the characters are well developed and the relationship between Rex and Albert is growing deeper as they learn to communicate with each other.

Disappointing this time

I feel like this installment was basically unnecessary as it really went nowhere in moving the over-arching storyline of the series along. I’m also starting to feel a bit taken advantage of with the pricing of these novellas. In the beginning you could buy compilations of several stories for one credit, which is reasonable for a 5 hour story. Now each short book, even with a discount, costs about as much as one credit. So do I really want to use that much for 5-6 hours of listening time, especially for a book that is simply light entertainment? I love Albert and Rex, but once I get to the end of the series I probably won’t start another at these prices.