Full Bodied

A Francine Witt Mystery (Francine Witt Investigates Book 1)

De: Steve Exeter

Narrado por: Ella Whitehead

Meet Francine Witt: successful blogger, influencer, and wine expert. Not quite the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalism she envisioned, but successful nonetheless.

When an auction for a long-lost bottle of 1943 Margaux—a rumoured key to Queen Nefertiti’s hidden treasure—takes place, Francine covers the event. But things take a thrilling turn when she witnesses two men steal the precious bottle from renowned Egyptologist Hermione Radcliffe, the auction winner. As prominent Egyptologists are murdered one by one, Francine finds herself thrust into the story of a lifetime.

FULL BODIED combines the intrigue of an Agatha Christie whodunit with the wit and charm of Bridget Jones, all with a feminist twist. Join Francine as she uncorks secrets, solves puzzles, and navigates a world where wine and murder collide!

©2024 Steve Exeter (P)2026 Steve Exeter

Fun cozy mystery

This is a fun, cozy mystery with a twist I honestly didn't see coming. I received a free copy and left my honest review

Great characters

This was an enjoyable book to listen to. The characters were well rounded. I always love a good who-done-it.

Well Written

This is the first book I've listened to by this author. It's very well written. And the narrator does a fantastic job bringing the characters to life.

Fun romp...

A stolen bottle of Margaux, a dead Egyptologist, and a blogger with no business being anywhere near either of them. Francine Witt is the kind of mess you root for without quite meaning to. It’s all a cozy curl up and enjoy sort of affair.

Fun mystery

This is a light-hearted mystery featuring a wine, food and theatre blogger who stumbles on a pair of young wine thieves and makes her blog more popular by documenting their escapades.
She inadvertently gets drawn into mystery around a historical bottle of wine that came back from Egypt engraved with mysterious patterns. A series of murders of the team creating a historical exhibition about Nefertiti occurs, are these connected to the bottle? Francine investigates and nearly becomes another victim.
The writing is well done and the characters are well described, the pacing is also very good. I liked the narration although I thought that occasionally the wrong voice was used for the character. Overall an enjoyable listen.