Murder on the RMS Olympic

De: Edward Murray

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Murder, Mischief, and Motherly Meddling Across the Atlantic

When a body is found drifting in the cold Atlantic waters, it sets off a chain of events that will draw Eloise and Teresa O’Malley — a formidable mother and her quick-witted daughter — into a web of intrigue stretching from the decks of the Olympic, sister ship to the Titanic, to the glittering embassies of London and Washington.
It’s 1921, and what should have been the start of a grand European adventure quickly turns into something far more dangerous. Can Teresa untangle the mystery before she becomes the next victim? Can Eloise restrain her determination to find her daughter either a husband or a convent? And can the two of them manage not to murder each other in the process?
With sharp humour, a dash of romance, and a parade of delightfully eccentric characters, Murder on the Atlantic Crossing is a light-hearted historical mystery that blends suspense with warmth and wit.

Perfect for fans of G.K. Chesterton, Agatha Christie, and Richard Osman — or anyone who loves a clever mystery without on-the-page sex, violence, or bad language.