Murder at Green Meadows

An Angie Walker Cozy Mystery

De: Jessica Woodridge

Narrado por: Laura Jennings

An Angela Walker Cozy Mystery set in Florida

Angie Walker is a few days from fulfilling a lifelong dream of being her own boss. Soon she and her best friend will open a treasure/antique business on Florida's east coast.

But as a reporter for the Tequesta Sun, she has one last assignment - interview former boss Frederick Canterly about his five-decade career as publisher of the Madera Beach Tribune.

The interview should be a piece of cake, but her former boss very inconveniently drops dead.

Police believe he's been poisoned, and detectives find an incriminating vial in Angie's purse. Now instead of opening the door to her business dream, she may open the door to a prison nightmare.

With the help of longtime friend and reporter Harry Landon, she begins a desperate search for the shrewd killer who framed her.

Canterly made enemies during his time in Madera Beach. Many people hated him, with good reason. Even Landon had an opportunity and a very good motive to kill the Madera Beach publisher.

While keeping her eye on her good friend Harry, Angie will have to shift through the evidence and find the ruthless murderer.

In doing so she will also become a target. Unless she is careful, intelligent, and ruthless, Canterly will not be the only murder victim in this small, tightly knit community.

©2015 Anthony Walsh (P)2015 Anthony Walsh

Enjoyable read

The story was good but it was the narration that made the story move and flow for me. Seems like chick lit ... so I would recommend this for gals who want an easy listening experience. A nice cozy mystery!

Nearly inoffensive

What did you like best about Murder at Green Meadows? What did you like least?

I liked that the female protagonist had interests and was thinking ahead about her future employment opportunities rather than just letting circumstances direct her.
I found the description and attitude toward the "murder" victim, who is depicted as morbidly obese, offensive and insensitive. This is the type of attitude and interaction that adds to the misery of many who struggle with problems with achieving healthy eating habits. Calling someone "Fatty" as a nickname is indicative of an inconsiderate nature...very unappealing.

How would you have changed the story to make it more enjoyable?

A good editor would help make the presentation more enjoyable.

Did the narration match the pace of the story?

The narration was satisfactory.

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

I would not go see this book made into a movie. I really like stories in which I learn something new or meet a character I enjoy, admire or can be warned about ! I just couldn't believe in Angie ( a grown woman, depicted as a bright entrepeneur) who does "cheerleader kicks" and calls people childish names.

Any additional comments?

"This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of AudiobookBlast dot com."

Enjoyable read!

This was a great cozy mystery! The story line was good. Jessica Woodridge is a thought provoking writer. Laura Jennings is a phenomenal reader!

Murder this book is good

Murder at Green Meadows: An Angie Walker Cozy Mystery by Jessica Woodridge is a what it says it is: A Cozy Mystery! It is that good, but not perfect in any sauce! 4 hrs and 30 mins is to short to make me super interested.

Laura Jennings is good to, she reads it a bit slow and methodical. I like her voice work, i do but it is not the best ever!

"I was provided this audiobook at no charge by the author in exchange for an unbiased review via AudiobookBlast dot com"

Easy listening

This was a good story and I really enjoyed the narrator. I was gifted this audiobook for a honest review. I look forward to more in the series.