Wrapped in Death and Chocolate: A Stacey McKinnon Mystery

The Portman Creamery Mysteries Book 1

By: CS Patra

Narrated by: Abbi Fox

Meet the girls of Portman's Creamery. Led by Irene and Chrissie Garcia-Galvan, they take on the cases that can't be solved and find the ones who did it. Join Pippa, Becca, Mary Beth, Stacey, and Winky as they solve some of their toughest crimes. The latest one takes place within a chocolate factory. When a young woman is found in a vat of chocolate, the case throws everyone into the world of modeling, scandals, and secrets.

©2014 Cithara Susan Patra (P)2015 Cithara Susan Patra

Storyline Seems Alittle Far Fetched...

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

Yes I Would Recommend The Book;The Plot Is Light And Carefree...

Would you be willing to try another book from CS Patra? Why or why not?

Sure I Would...I Like The Author's Writing Style..

What three words best describe Abbi Fox’s voice?

A School Teacher... She Reads Like The Audience Is All School Age Children Instead Of Using Her Natural Voice..

Was Wrapped in Death and Chocolate: A Stacey McKinnon Mystery worth the listening time?

The Middle And Ending Were Far Fetched But I Suppose It Was A Decent Read...

I Was voluntarily provided this review copy audiobook at no charge by the author, publisher and/or narrator."

Great for all ages!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I would, it's a great story.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Wrapped in Death and Chocolate: A Stacey McKinnon Mystery?

When the body was found in the chocolate vat.

Which scene was your favorite?

The end when they pieced it all together. As a child we watched a lot of mystery movies as family fun and reminded me of that.

Any additional comments?

I just finished listening to C.S. Patra’s Wrapped in Death and Chocolate. It reminded me of Nancy Drew, a good old fashioned murder/mystery. I really enjoy those types of books depending on my mood and I was in the mood.

Stacey is a college student, she and a group of other college students help run an ice cream shop and on the side they solve crimes. In this case, a body was found in a chocolate vat at a plant. Each clue they stumbled across led them to a new lead until they finally solved the crime.

The narrator Abbi Fox uses a clear voice. At first I wasn’t sure her voice fit the story but after a couple chapters I warmed to it and found I really enjoyed her voice.

This is the type of story that’s great for all ages. There’s no gore or explicit scenes.

Just couldn't get into this book

If you could sum up Wrapped in Death and Chocolate: A Stacey McKinnon Mystery in three words, what would they be?

The story was ok, but I just couldn't connect with the narrator. It felt like the book would never end.

Any additional comments?

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An Okay Whodunit

Wrapped in Death and Chocolate was an okay listen. It was an easy listen but didn't have a lot of substance. The plot was interesting but was repetitive. It went in circles. It could've used more editing and finer details. The characters were one dimensional. On the other hand, I wasn't able to figure it out right away.

Abbi Fox's performance was good. I liked listening to her and I think she saved the story. She had a clean read with nice voice inflections.

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Absolutely delicious!

Would you consider the audio edition of Wrapped in Death and Chocolate: A Stacey McKinnon Mystery to be better than the print version?

It is all a matter of personal taste. I could have read it much quicker and would have still enjoyed the story. It is a good, wholesome story.

What other book might you compare Wrapped in Death and Chocolate: A Stacey McKinnon Mystery to and why?

I have not read a comparable book to this one lately. It is a cute, quirky story. I enjoyed the characters very much.

What about Abbi Fox’s performance did you like?

I was not thrilled by the narrator. The audio performance was very rough.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

With the simplicity of the plot I would not consider making it into a movie. However, I recommend this book. It is a good read/listen.

Any additional comments?

I was voluntarily provided a free copy of this audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher in exchange for this pure, unbiased review.