Murder of a Vampire

A Redmond and Haze Mystery, Book 17

De: Irina Shapiro

Narrado por: Alex Lee

When the body of a young woman is exhumed from unconsecrated ground—her remains marked by signs of a deviant burial—Jason and Daniel are drawn into a case steeped in fear and folklore. Whispers of the occult and tales of vampires, which had recently gripped London society, force them to confront the strange and the supernatural.

But the more they uncover about the victim, the more the bizarre precautions taken with her body seem misplaced. Was she truly a vampire, a witch, or merely a tragic figure whose brutal death and macabre burial were meant to stoke fear—or silence the curious?

As Jason and Daniel dig deeper, they find themselves tangled in a web of secrets someone is desperate to keep hidden. And if they ignore the warnings, one of them may be next in the sights of a deadly vampire hunter.

©2025 Irina Shapiro (P)2025 Irina Shapiro

Last But Hopefully Not Finished

I waited until I finished the series to review because I didn’t want to stop in between. I couldn’t stop listening! I’m so sad it’s over! I pray Irina continues this series with more cases for Redmond and Haze to solve! She is masterful in her writing and I’d love to see this series on screen… what fun it would be to see these two off the pages! This story was sad in that peoples prejudices destroyed a young girl before she could even make a life for herself and she trusted a man of power where others looked for guidance in God. So sad. I love how Irina weaves her stories into others. PLEASE WRITE MORE OF THESE!

Gripping!

This was so intriguing I couldn't put it on pause! It's 2:30 am. The book doesn't release yet so I won't give anything away, only saying I will be putting it on pre-order for my library because it's that good!!
Well Done!!!

Great story

Had me crying at the end! Love these books! The narrator always gets right as well!!

loved it!

I really enjoyed this series. this one is really good and kept me Interested. looking forward to the next one. love the narrator. she did a great job.

Imagine this far through the series and here is the best

The characters, story lines and reflection of the times were expertly crafted in this latest book. Marvelous and captivating, warm and human in the main characters through to those merely interviewed in the investigation and supporting. My only negative comment is with the narrator. Most of,her voices are fine, but Jason’s voice, inflections and emotion are absolutely awful. Perhaps the reader is English and is trying to sound American, but as in all these books, she’s make this wonderful man sound human less, idiotic and shamefully like a bad actor.