The Vanishing of Dr Winter

A Posie Parker Mystery Series, Book 4

De: L.B. Hathaway

Narrado por: Clare Wille

Can the past really come back to haunt you? Posie Parker investigates in her most personal case yet....

Cambridge, December, 1922.

As snow falls silently outside, settling on the spires and turrets of the ancient Cambridge colleges and the dark streets, and the shop windows gleam temptingly with delectable Christmas treats, Posie Parker, Private Detective, has cleared a small space in her hectic schedule to unravel a tragedy which occurred in her very own family.

But with her past hiding around every turn in the old University town, she finds herself unexpectedly taking on a brand new case which is positively teeming with ghosts, shadows, and secrets, where nothing is quite what it seems.

Tasked by the aloof and ethereal Felicity Fyne—a woman with a past of her own—to find out exactly what happened to her husband, Dr William Winter, a brilliant Cambridge doctor who disappeared without trace five years ago, in the war, Posie is forced to confront her own painful memories of the Great War itself.

But just how safe is it really to go digging up the past? What if what you uncover shakes you to your very core? And will Posie get to spend Christmas this year with anyone other than Mr Minks, the office cat, and her own lonely heart for company?

The fourth book in the delightfully classic Posie Parker Mystery Series, this is a twisty Christmas mystery full of intrigue and red herrings, sure to charm fans of Agatha Christie, Downton Abbey, Benedict Brown and T.E. Kinsey.

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Like it a lot

When will the Author stop using the "sure bread as is bread":) in the last episode?
I do not care much for solving the crime only about her love life, the poor soul is not prosperous yet. Alreci is slow moving in that direction... I want to shoot him

A Most Enjoyable Read,

This story captured my attention from beginning to end. The storylines are very cohesive and do not disappoint. Posie's wartime remembrances were like reading her personal journal -reliving the bonds of friendship and hardship during and as a result of the war.

Best one so far!

Enjoyed the varied storylines and history lesson. Narrator is perfect! Well done! Can’t wait to read the next in the series.

Cotton candy

Enjoyable, cozy, and we’ll written and narrator very perky and friendly.
I will order another in this series.

Great Performance From Clare Wille

I loved this book! the story kept me guessing the whole time. Can't wait to see what happens next!

Love the ending

This is my third Posey Parker audible book and it is just as exciting as the other two. What I LOVE about this writing is there is this one thing that you would never guess that surprises you. That is what is keeping me an avid fan.

Loved it!!!

Really enjoyed this book SO MUCH!!
Just the right amount of everything!
Hurry with another, please 😊

Best so far

This is the best so far in the Posie Parker series. In the world of Golden Age cosies, this series is both better written and more creative than 90% of other books in this genre. The story is well conceived and the plot holds together nicely. The last book was very jarring in both tone and characterizations so I was concerned that things were already going downhill but this book absolutely hit its stride. The narrator is consistently good.

Surprising outcome!

I loved the twists and turns in the plot. I liked the links to Posie’s past as well as the mysterious experiences she had along the way. Kept my attention!

As Sure As Bread Was Bread This Book Is Superb

As Posie says five times in this book ,.. “as sure as bread is bread”,.. this series just gets better and better..!! More please ...!!!