Something's Fishy (A Quirky, Comical Adventure)

An Aggie Underhill Mystery, Book 1

By: Michelle Ann Hollstein

Narrated by: Trish Elliott

Length: 4 hrs and 10 mins

Publisher's Summary

Join Aggie as she flies with her best friend Betty to Palm Springs where a $200,000 fish is stolen, an actress is kidnapped, and a man is murdered. Naturally curious, Aggie can’t help getting involved. Despite numerous warnings from her daughter to mind her own business, Aggie takes matters into her own hands.

©2020 Michelle Ann Hollstein (P)2020 Michelle Ann Hollstein

Something’s Fishy

We get to see how Aggie met our penny pincher Roger in this book and I enjoyed it so much! Such a fun listen with a few mysteries to be solved all at the same time.

Nothing fishy about this fun series

I enjoy Michelle Ann Hollstein’s Aggie Underhill books. This is the 2nd book and first doesn’t seem to be available. The author introduces us to Roger, Betty’s long lost cousin as Aggie goes house shopping for her daughter. Meanwhile Roger’s $200K fish gets kidnapped, a woman is stalked and held hostage and an actor is almost murdered. Aggie has hunches about the case and solves the mysteries. Great read and great performance by Trish Elliott who narrated the audiobook.

fun cozy mystery

This is a fun cozy mystery. It's part of a series. I've listened out of order with no problem.

Quirky and Fun

An enjoyable book for all ages. Nice and quirky!! You will love it for a light story and mystery, too.

enjoyable

Betty is too much!! An aging wonton looking for husband # 5!!! This plays out like a comedy of errors, but most of the cast has good intentions. Humor and entertainment. I enjoyed it. I previously listened and reviewed this but somehow my review was deleted so I'm trying again. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a good job bringing it to life.

Something's Fishy

Another super cute and enjoyable story in the world of Aggie Underhill and her friends. I love hearing the crazy madcap adventures of the friends. Can't wait for the next tale! Well written by Michelle Ann Hollstein.

Great story

Cute cozy with lots of comedy. Loved seeing Aggie and roger and Betty all together great story with a. Little mystery thrown in for fun.

Great continuation of the Aggie underhill series

I received a free copy and left my honest review

loved it!

too much fun! i loved absolutely every last second! I would highly recommend this to all of you amateur sleuths!

Something's Fishy

Aggie Underhill and her friend, Betty, have traveled from England to visit Betty's cousin, Roger, in Palm Springs. Roger, an interior designer, has recently purchased an extremely expensive fish and has big plans to use the fish to promote his business. However, the fish is kidnapped, a local actress is missing and Aggie can't resist a good mystery.

If you love quirky characters, light-hearted mysteries and great fun, this book (and all the others in the series) are perfect! Just the thing for a beach read or as an audiobook to listen to as you do your mundane chores or commute.

The narrator, Patricia Elliott, does a great job and her voices for the different characters adds a lot to the listener's enjoyment. I was given the chance to listen to the Audible version of this book by the author, but the opinions in this review are entirely my own.

Something's Fishy

A fish goes missing.It is the prize posession of a friend and Aggie feels compelled to help locate it. Trish Elliott was a fine narrator.A fun who dunnit.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.' 

enjoyed

I enjoyed listening to Trish Elliott.


Great characters, humour, a fish kidnapping, and a local person missing.
Fun

A brilliant quirky mystery great book

A brilliant quirky mystery I so enjoyed this book it's good fun and very funny the antics of Betty, narration is really good

Enjoyable light cosy mystery series

This book and the following books and short stories are enjoyable.

They give you enough background to flesh out the main characters without being bogged down in detail.

I really enjoyed listening to them all ( bar the first as not available on Audible sadly). They are great for the times you want to enjoy a book without having to mentally work at listening ( like say Charles Dickens books).

The trio makes a slightly different trio of sleuths than are the normal - yes Aggie is the main sleuth but the others help in their own way.

If you want a series to listen to as you relax or if you are doing something that needs something boring that does not need your full attention these books are perfect as if you miss anything easy to rewind.

Perfect books for chilling out.