Never Con a Corgi

A Leigh Koslow Mystery, Book 6

By: Edie Claire

Narrated by: Gabrielle de Cuir

Length: 9 hrs and 18 mins

Publisher's Summary

Leigh's back in this sixth installment of the Leigh Koslow Mysteries.

Hapless advertising copywriter Leigh Koslow, who was last seen joyfully announcing to her politician husband that she was pregnant, is now a middle-aged mom who is more than happy to leave the macabre pandemonium of her 30s behind. Unfortunately, Leigh's killer karma hasn't really deserted her; it's only been biding its time.

When an innocent walk in thewoods with her dog turns up a corpse, Leigh begins to get worried. It's bad enough that the victim is a client of her agency. It's even worse that he's the same unscrupulous real estate developer who's been conniving to bulldoze her aunt Bess' homestead. And it would be a whole lot better for everyone in Leigh's family if her cousin Cara's husband hadn't brawled with the man in front of a church full of witnesses an hour before the murder. But fate is what it is, and as Leigh's beleaguered friend Detective Maura Polanski sets out once again to save the Koslow clan from self-destruction, the women face their toughest battle yet, because not only has Leigh failed to outgrow her inborn talent for trouble, she's bestowed it on the next generation.

©2014 Edie Claire (P)2014 Blackstone Audiobooks

Didn't like the narrator

I think the story line was interesting BUT the narrator's take on the different characters was more than irritating! Just read the book you don't need to make people's skin crawl!

Slow but worth the read!

This one took me awhile to get into it, it’s kind of a slow at the start. But it’s a good book with a pretty unexpected twist at the end. Worth the time!

very delightful mystery

I did not have a clue who committed the murder. What a suprise ending. The story had a lot of characters so I had to rewind several times. This was an enjoyable book.

too whiney, can't finish, not a good story

return to amazon please, Dogs I can handle spoiled people I can not tolerate, horrible

Corny But Fine

As others have noted, this is a pretty over the top melodramatic tale. The characters are stereotypical and somewhat “ perfect.” The narrator could definitely dial down the overacting but it was an ok listen.

The Narrator

This was a pretty good story. At first the narrator disturbed my ears. I kept listening and was glad of it after my ears acclimated to the high pitch. Her voice acting and variety of both male and female voices with distinct personalities was a fait d complait. She’s incredibly talented and you could feel the fun she had with such great acting. Sort of a female Will Patton. This was one of the most enjoyable performances I’ve experienced on Audible. Worthy of an Academy Award, a Tony or an Emmy ! I plan to listen to it again in a few weeks!

Whitney characters

Almost every character in the book was a whiny drama queen / king. Couldn’t live in that town with those people.

maybe a good story but can't get past a sentence

I couldn't follow story. Reader aced took much infersice on each characters lines to follow. it was too distracting. I tried and muddled through 4 hours worth and I'm still lost. I wanted to like this book but couldn't get past the reader.

Dull

unfortunately I found this book full and I had to force myself to get through it

really cute

Very entertaining Lovable characters. While walking her dog in the woods, Leigh stumbles upon a body. The vicitim turns out to be an unscrupulous real estate developer who has been trying to get her Aunt Bess' home. Then later Chewy the dog finds a bone that appears to be an old human bone. The several suspects including her cousin Cara's husband.

Loved the storyline and i was very surprised who the killer was.

The narrator did a fantastic job.