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Dying to Audition
- The Como Lake Players Mystery Series, Book 2
- Narrated by: Margaret Mikkelsen
- Length: 5 hrs and 41 mins
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Dying to Audition
Narrated by:
Margaret Mikkelsen
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Publisher's Summary
(Previously published under the pen name Bobbie Raymond)
One of the actors gave a killer audition. The only question is: Will they kill again?
What begins as a simple evening of auditions for The Importance of Being Earnest turns into a deadly mystery for Leah and her cast.
First one actor is murdered, then another disappears, leaving Leah in the dangerous position of trying to solve the crimes while re-casting her show.
Will Leah make it to opening night before one more tragedy strikes her comedy?
©2021 John Gaspard (P)2022 John Gaspard
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