Stabbed in Shoreditch

Cassie Coburn Mysteries, Book 5

By: Samantha Silver

Narrated by: Patricia Santomasso

Length: 4 hrs and 19 mins

Publisher's summary

Cassie's living life on the edge of a knife...

When Violet is hired to prove the innocence of a convicted murderer, Cassie discovers that not only is an innocent man's life at stake, but also that solving a 10-month-old murder has its own unique challenges.

But what initially seems like it might be a straightforward case quickly becomes more complex with the discovery of a secret computer file and an encryption even Violet can't crack.

Meanwhile, Cassie finds herself helping Brianne discover who's been stealing supplies from the hospital - a great distraction as Cassie avoids making a decision about going back to medical school.

As Violet and Cassie get closer to cracking the encryption, they find themselves embroiled in the middle of a conspiracy even Violet couldn't have predicted.

Will they be able to solve the case and give an innocent man his life back before they become the next victims?

The Cassie Coburn mysteries are a cozy mystery series featuring a Sherlock Holmes-style sleuth. If you want a light, fun, modern mystery featuring a San Francisco girl totally out of her element in London and a crazy French woman who happens to be very good at noticing things, then this is the series for you.

©2018 Samantha Silver (P)2019 Samantha Silver

Blown away

I was absolutely amazed at how much this story intrigued me I love listening to cozy murder series while doing stuff around the house but this I had to sit down and just listen, it was so well written and so different from the “stereotypical cozy murder series” I would definitely recommend for most ages as a young person I found it to be a story I could fall asleep to and also listen to with batted breath 10/10 on everything

Fun Cozy Mystery Series

I absolutely love this series! It's just a fun modern cozy mystery that is very much like a remake of Sherlock Holmes and Watson but with female characters. Each of these books have enough twists and turns to keep them interesting and then the characters are so we'll done that you really find yourself wrapped up in the stories. The narrator does a fantastic job with each of the voices, accents, and overall acting-- she's one of those narrators that I can listen to again and again because she's just that fun. These books are geared for the young adult audience but are clean enough for middle school and up readers- in fact I have been listening with my 13 year old daughter and she loves them too.