Fur Love or Money

Second Chance Cat Mystery, Book 11

De: Sofie Ryan

Narrado por: Rachel L. Jacobs

Secondhand shop owner Sarah Grayson and her rescue cat, Elvis, sniff out the suspect in this delightful new Second Chance Cat Mystery from New York Times bestselling author, Sofie Ryan.

Sarah Grayson is taking a break from her bustling secondhand shop in small-town Maine to spend time with a friend and her dog. But their purr-fect visit comes to an end when the dog leads them to a storm cellar on a nearby property, where they discover a dead body.

The deceased turns out to be a sticky-fingered financial adviser who swindled millions from investors and who has been presumed dead for almost three years. Unfortunately, suspicion falls on the owner of the property where the body was found—and that owner is a good friend of Charlotte's Angels, the senior citizen sleuths who work out of Sarah's shop. It's all paws on deck, as the Angels are determined to clear his good name. But with a tight-lipped widow, a possibly shifty sister, and a slew of unhappy investors in the mix, the list of murder suspects seems endless. Sarah, Elvis, and the Angels have a lot of webs to untangle before they can catch the culprit.

©2024 Darlene Ryan (P)2024 Tantor

An entertainingly mystery

Love Elvis the cat he’s always entertaining. Rose and Albert are enjoyable characters and add so much to the story. Sarah does tend to get herself into trouble thankfully she always has her friends to help her out.

Another winner

Sofie Ryan has created another great installment in her Second Chance Cat mystery series. All the characters we’ve grown to know and love are included in this latest installment with an interesting mystery added as well.
Rachel L. Jacob’s, as always gave a standout performance as she breathed life into the storyline and gave each character their own distinct voice.
I highly recommend this book/audiobook to cozy mystery fans.

Wrong Narrator for Series

While the reader has a pleasant voice, she is totally wrong for this series. Rachel has no comedic timing and would be better suited for young adults. Sofie Ryan has created a wonderful Maine town with lots of interesting characters which begs for an exceptional narrator.

Doesn't fit with previous audio of same series

This is a new reader for this series of books, at least for me. The book seemed to drag, and the reader had little inflection differences throughout the book. It was difficult to finish.