For Whom the Limo Rolls

The Andi McConnell Mysteries, Book 3

By: Lorena McCourtney

Narrated by: Melinda Cumming

Length: 9 hrs and 41 mins

Publisher's summary

Andi McConnell and her "limouzeen" are back—can murder be far behind?

Actually, Andi's life seems more or less normal at the moment. Her limousine business is chugging along. Her relationship with former TV detective "Fitz" Fitzpatrick is comfortable. She's growing in her relationship with the Lord.

Although there are a few peculiarities. The odd new renter in her duplex. Unlikely changes in grumpy, nosy neighbor Tom now that he has a girlfriend. The girlfriend's questionable "helper" from...somewhere.

But the limo can't avoid its "magnet for murder" reputation—because there is that dead body.

©2015 Lorena McCourtney (P)2022 Lorena McCourtney

Ride into a fun read

Great story. Great humor. Great characters. Great mystery. Great narration. This third in the Andi McConnell series was just as delightful as the first two. I want more of Andi and Fitz. Who’d of thought a story with a limo front and center could such fun. I was given a free copy of this by the author to whom I’m grateful for many wonderful hours of entertainment. The views expressed are entirely my own. For clean mystery fun you can’t beat these.

Intriguing and addictive. I was hooked early.

This one hooked me early and kept me engaged. I throughly enjoyed it! I really hope there will be more "Limouzine" books to come! Listen to find out why the spelling is unique in my review. This series could be listened to and enjoyed alone but optimium would be to listen or read them in order.

Sometimes It's Better to Turn Down a Job

Parents- PG-PG13 - this is acceptable for preteens and up
Language- none
Violence- PG13- normal to genre, dead bodies but nothing very detailed
Sexual Content- PG- alluded to relationships but no described interactions, flirtation but nothing really to warn of

I'm really enjoying this series. This one starts with Andi noticing more odd things around her between her new renter's eccentricities and nosy neighbor Tom's sudden lack of nosyness and his new girlfriend who channels some strange guy, leaves her scratching her head but also not expecting a murder. The Christian theme in this series is pretty strong but also really well done, I love seeing her growth and how she reminds others not to judge God from the bad eggs - people that claim to follow but their actions don't. I was sucked into this one pretty quickly and really enjoyed the ride. Definitely recommend for those that like the clean cozy mystery and are maybe looking for a slightly more mature story.

Narrator- (3⭐) Pleasant voice, not the best differentiations, and the speaking speed felt a little slow but better at 1.25x speed.

—I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

excellent

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

I love the spiritual depth in this cozy!

It is unusual for a cozy mystery author to be brave enough to tackle tough spiritual questions, but Lorena McCourtney really dives in in this book! I found the mystery quite compelling though the ending was slightly unsatisfying, but the questions about God and spirituality that Andi and her friends ask throughout this book made this a really strong novel that I thoroughly enjoyed! I am really hoping for more books in this series because I need to know where Andi and Fitz go from here, not to mention India and Matt. And please, please, please bring back Joella!!!

I received a complimentary audiobook from the author.

Almost gave up

This mystery seems to drag on a bit longer than necessary. At one point I almost gave up on finishing the book, but I managed to stay with it. Good story, but parts could have been eliminated.