
Live Free or Tri
A Collection of Three Short Mystery Stories
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Narrated by:
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Kate Tyler
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By:
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Judy Penz Sheluk
About this listen
A collection of three short mystery stories by Amazon international best-selling author Judy Penz Sheluk.
Death and deception: Appearances are often deceiving and that is the underlying premise in this collection of short crime fiction.
In "Live Free or Die" naive 21-year-old Emmy falls hard for 31-year-old Jack, an efficiency expert from New Hampshire who is not all what he seems.
In "Murder in the Marsh" cyclist Carrie Anne Camack discovers more than she bargained for in the fertile farmlands of Ontario's Holland Marsh.
In the final story, "The Cycopaths", a triathlon team's open-water swim training in Collingwood, Ontario, has deadly consequences.
©2016 Judy Penz Sheluk (P)2018 Judy Penz ShelukWhat listeners say about Live Free or Tri
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