Murder In The Marsh

A Cozy Medical Murder Mystery

By: Molly Evans

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

When nurses start disappearing, two women refuse to stay silent. When the evidence doesn't add up, they won't back down.

Piper Quinn and Jeannie Hatcher aren't your typical travel nurses. They're the ones who stumble onto crime scenes that make no sense. First there's a crime scene but no body. Next there's a body but no crime scene! While the police grow suspicious of these two overly curious nurses, Piper and Jeannie know they can't sit on the sidelines while their colleagues vanish without a trace.

They've never solved a crime. They're not detectives. They're nurses!

They can handle blood, chaos, and impossible situations without breaking a sweat or a fingernail. What they can't handle is watching more nurses disappear while a killer stays one step ahead.

With a hurricane bearing down on Oak Island's coast, time is running out. Every piece of evidence could be washed away. Every lead could go cold. Every day brings them closer to becoming the next victims. But these two unconventional sleuths have something the killer doesn't expect: the unshakeable determination of women who've dedicated their lives to saving others. No hurricane is going to stop them!

Two nurses. One impossible case. Both willing to risk everything for the truth.

★★★★★ One-click now for pulse-pounding cozy mystery ★★★★★
If you love:
• Nurses who solve crimes with medical expertise
• Cozy mysteries with a dash of danger
• Travel nursing adventures across America
• Female friendship and found family
• Small coastal town secrets
• Race-against-time investigations
• Ordinary women doing extraordinary things
• Hurricane-swept North Carolina settings
• Police procedural elements with amateur sleuths

This is the book for you! ★★★★★ Download now and join the investigation.

Virtual Voice spoiled a charming story

This was a solidly good story that Virtual voice made a mess out of.
I still managed to like the story and see it through but virtual voice ruined the humor and the dramatic portions with the flat tones, broken sentences, mispronunciations and lack of proper inflections. Such a shame.

Loved the main characters

I’m usually not a serial killer fan but I have to say i really enjoyed this story. The main characters were so enjoyable and likable that they really brought the story to life despite the horrible virtual voice