Death Down the Aisle: A 1920s Murder Mystery

Mrs. Lillywhite Investigates Mysteries, Book 7

By: Emily Queen

Narrated by: CarenNaess

Marriage can be murder.

Rosemary Lillywhite can't wait for her brother, Frederick, and her best friend, Vera, to tie the knot. She's over the moon they've finally caved in and admitted their love for one another, but even more than that, she wants them out of her too-crowded townhouse!

The long-awaited and excessively lavish country wedding is slated to take place in Pardington in one week's time, and when an ominous warning arrives, Rosemary is relieved she'll be out of harm's way.

The only problem is that wherever she goes, murder isn't far behind.

When a key member of the wedding party turns up dead, Vera insists she turn her back on the case, and for once, Rosemary is content to let the police do their jobs. Unfortunately, sleeping dogs don't always lie, especially when there are secrets to be revealed, and Rosemary has no choice but to try to find the killer.After all, who would be so brazen to commit a murder at the vicarage, and how far will they go to ensure nobody learns the truth?

©2021 Emily Queen (P)2025 Emily Queen

Love the story plots and twists

Narration spot on. Didn’t disappoint. Awesome book. Wonderful series. Looking forward to the next book.

A enjoyable cozy mystery

The narrator was excellent! She did different voices for the characters. The writing is concise and easy to get into. I have been listening to these audiobooks from the first book and have enjoyed the main characters. I received an audiobook copy from the author. This review is my own review. If you enjoy a cozy mystery set After World War I before World War II, I think you would enjoy this story! I love audiobooks! The narrators really helped make the story entertaining like this one definitely did!

Wedding Bells & Murder

I enjoyed this story as much as the others in the series. I was happy when Frederick and Vera decided to get married. I felt for Frederick and Vera when a murder occurred during the final preparations for their wedding day. I understood why Rosemary Lillywhite wanted her townhouse back to herself even though she loved her brother and her best friend. I was entertained by all the twists and red herrings which added to the complexity of the mystery. I thought CarenNaess' narration was great and her performance enhanced the story's entertainment. I was given a copy of the audiobook. I volunteered, without financial gain, to post this review which reflected my honest opinions regarding this audiobook.