
An Opening Nightmare
A Como Lake Players Short Mystery
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Narrated by:
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Margaret Mikkelsen
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By:
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John Gaspard
About this listen
A Killer Show, With the Corpses To Prove It
When an audience member is stabbed in the middle of an Opening Night performance, Leah must figure out who this clever killer is...and make sure they don't kill the run of her show! Or murder her, as well!
A great introduction to The Como Lake Players mystery series: New Executive Director (and former actress) Leah Sexton must navigate the twisty world of community theater while dealing with crazy Board members, egomaniacal directors, self-centered actors...and the occasional cold-blooded killer.
"This new cozy series will keep you guessing until the very end!" (Storeybook Reviews)
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