The Case of the Fugitive Flamingo

A Julia Lives in a Van Mystery Book 1

De: L. C. Richards

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A peaceful van life retreat at a Florida beachside campground. A shocking murder. Can Julia solve the case before the wrong man is convicted?

Julia Ross thought trading suburbia for the camping van life would be the adventure of a lifetime.

A year after her divorce, she sells everything, turns her minivan into a camper, and heads to an idyllic Florida beachfront park for a month of sunbathing, biking, and self-care.

But when a fellow camper is found dead in his RV, Julia's relaxing getaway takes a dark turn.

At first, Julia wants nothing to do with the investigation—she came for peace, not police work. But her new camping friends, Dottie and Penelope, are convinced that the Sheriff arrested the wrong man. Their birding club buddy is innocent, and they need Julia’s help to prove it.

With an abandoned pup named Toby by her side and a murderer still on the loose, Julia is about to learn that solving crimes is a lot harder than picking the perfect campsite… but a whole lot more exciting.

The Case of the Fugitive Flamingo is the first book in the Julia Lives in a Van cozy mystery series. If you love whimsical whodunits and quirky characters, you’ll love L. C. Richards’ delightful new mystery.

No swearing, no gore—just a fun, page-turning mystery set against a backdrop of beautiful coastal scenery and birdwatching.

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While the concept is good, I didn’t relate well with the main character.

The mystery wasn’t much of a mystery for the reader to solve, it was more about the main character finding herself after divorce.

AI reading was really bad-ANNOYING!

I could hardly handle listening. I was sooo annoyed by mechanical reading that I am having trouble focusing on the story. The voice was pleasant enough, BUT, the reading was terrible. AI couldn't understand DR. was abbreviation, not end of sentence. This book's murder victim was Dr. Wiggins and EVERY time mentioned, narrator stops after doctor and starts as if a new sentence with Wiggins. Plus many other odd errors.
I also didn't need to hear so often about main characters socks and "matrinly underwear" I hate not finishing, but Im about ready to give up.