Killer Bridal Party

A Firefly Junction Cozy Mystery, Book 2

De: London Lovett

Narrado por: Tiffany Morgan

When a bridal shower in the woods turns deadly, Sunni sets her sights on solving the tragic case.

Journalist and occasional sleuth Sunni Taylor is working hard on restoring the Cider Ridge Inn to its former glory so she can open a bed-and-breakfast, but Edward Beckett, the resident ghost, is not exactly helpful. Still, Sunni has grown used to having the arrogant gentleman spirit hanging around.

Despite her busy life, Sunni offers to help her sister, Lana, set up a bridal shower camping party in the mountains behind the inn. The festivities end in disaster when the maid of honor ends up dead. Now, Sunni finds herself back in the center of a murder investigation and face-to-face with the absurdly charismatic Detective Brady Jackson. Sunni is determined to beat the detective to the clues and solve the murder mystery herself.

©2018 London Lovett (P)2019 Tantor

Slow burn

Super cozy with a nice slow burn attraction between the 2 characters.
Wish the books were longer.

Love L.Lovett

I've read the series and enjoyed it very much. I'm not a fan of this narrators delivery style during the narration parts. She does a fine job when doing the speaking parts of characters . It often doesn't match the emotion of the moment or thoughts....it's a pleasant voice though.

London and Tiffany are a great team!

I adore London Lovett books, but when you combine them with Tiffany Morgan as the narrator they are the best. London has the best story lines and Tiffany is one of my absolute favorite narrators. Her voice is soothing with inflections all in the right places. London if you can get all your books in audio form please hire Tiffany to narrate them.

Good cozy mystery

I’m enjoying this series so far. I wasn’t expecting a ghost but I’ve been pleasantly surprised and looking forward to solving his mystery too. The characters are great and the mystery is fun.

Narrator doesn't seem like she's ever told a story

I read the first book, and loved it. I thought I'd enjoy listening to the second book, as the characters seemed captivating, and would lend themselves well for audio. But, this narrator doesn't seem like she's ever read any kind of story in her life! She reads with a feeling of contempt and sarcasm for the material, which is a shame because it seems to be a nice series. I'm going back to the print edition for the rest of this one.