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Murder in the Morning
- A Melissa Craig Mystery, Book 2
- Narrated by: Joan Walker
- Series: A Melissa Craig Mystery, Book 2
- Length: 8 hrs and 34 mins
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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Publisher's Summary
Cream teas, buttered crumpets, and a very curious crime…
Melissa Craig is settling in nicely to a new teaching position in the quaint little village of Upper Bembury, getting to know her way around, drinking tea with the eccentric staff, even sewing the first seeds of romance....
But when she arrives one morning to find police outside her classroom, Melissa is shocked to hear that her beautiful colleague Angelica has been found dead in her home. As everyone in Angelica’s life comes under suspicion, Melissa makes it her mission to go in search of the truth, not least because she’s romantically entangled with none other than the police’s prime suspect.
The discovery of a vandalized portrait of the murdered girl might be just the clue that Melissa needs to clear her lover’s name, but when a second body surfaces, she knows she needs to act quickly. Can Melissa uncover the ugly truth in this beautiful village before another innocent life is taken?
Do you love murder mysteries by Agatha Christie, P.D. James, and Faith Martin? If so, you'll really enjoy listening to this puzzling and absolutely page-turning whodunit!
This book was previously published as Finishing Touch.
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- Amy
- 23-09-2019
Melissa is lacking basic intelligence and sense
Guessed who'd done it only part way in. Melissa is completely unlikable and idiotic in this book. The ridiculously stupid way she behaves during the denouement really does ruin an otherwise okay story.
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- John S.
- 09-01-2019
Did Not Finish
Giving this one three stars, but more like a lackluster 2.5 for me. Gave up on the book partway through when I realized I hadn't enough interest in the plot or characters to keep going.
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- Slstory
- 03-01-2019
Just too obvious
I liked the characters, the performance, the setting. But it was obvious from the start who the murderer was. I find it irritating that characters who should be on high alert due to one murder and then a second, are so obtuse.
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- Laura
- 10-02-2019
Yikes
I liked the first book in this series, but this book was...yikes. There‘s a lot of homophobia, and no one stands up for the gay character. One of the characters is aggressively homophobic, and Melissa actually makes excuses for her behavior. There’s also a lot of implicit and explicit judgement about women’s sexuality. A “she had it coming because she was sleeping around” attitude. A “keep your legs closed before you get a reputation” attitude. SPOILER: Melissa’s love interest hits a young woman because he thinks she’s being a slut essentially, and Melissa defends him vociferously. He is petulant and emotionally manipulative the entire book. He’s inappropriately obsessed with this young woman— and her sex life. He says he thinks of her as a daughter, but he acts like an abusive boyfriend. I kept expecting Melissa to realize he was actually a creep, but no. All in all, the viewpoints and attitudes in this book are really distasteful.
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- JBinNC
- 23-09-2018
Ok but not memorable.
Main character is not believable. She too often engages in risky behavior which is inconsistent with the general way in which she is drawn. It doesn't seem like another dimension of her character, but just a silly turn.
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- Karen
- 30-09-2018
Great Story but...
I cannot imagine in this day and age that a heroine in a book would obsess over a man who admits to hitting his girlfriend! She was a weak, pitiful woman, so different from the first book. Better to have no romance at all in the book but violence is unacceptable
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- pigletbunny
- 23-12-2018
Insensitive term for trans man mars o/wise great book
The story and narration of this book are GREAT. However, a character who is a trans male is REPEATEDLY referred to as “she” 😡
3 people found this helpful
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- CB
- 25-03-2019
Main character is just made to act too stupid!
The main character, who is supposed to be a crime novel writer, is portrayed to be unbelievably stupid. Just completely lost me. She couldn't possible be that stupid. Just didn't follow with the rest of her character.
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- Nena
- 08-04-2019
Murder She Wrote
This is my service book in the Melissa Craig series. The books definitely remind me of Angela Lansbury. The who done it is almost a surprise but you can figure it out with little emphasis but overall it's a nice listen. Nothing to exciting and not sure if I would get a third book.
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- Amazon Customer
- 02-02-2019
Entertaining
Story was enjoyable but ending needed work. Was very abrupt like the author was tired of her own storyline.
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- Donna
- 22-01-2019
4
This one I liked. Reminded me of dear old Agatha Christie' s village mysteries as the publisher's blurb suggested. with a twisty story line, some surprises and fine gossipy sleuthing.
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- Boko
- 26-10-2018
Disappointment
This is not a production I would recommend to anyone. Sadly the narration was poor. It spoiled the whole thing and made it hard to listen to. In fact it was a struggle to reach the end. So it's a NO from me. I wonder if the editors actually listened to it, so poor was the end product.
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- ann gayford
- 17-10-2018
bit drawn out
did not enjoy as much as first. found it a bit drawn out and wanted to fast forward
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- Jax
- 13-02-2020
Weak story
I knew who the killer was as soon as the character was introduced. The narrator. Although performs in dialogue has a sing songy voice when telling the story even when describing the macabre. I really enjoyed the first book, Murder at the Manor. But this was definitely lacking.
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- Helena O' Toole
- 06-01-2019
Reader is awful..
Really enjoyable book,good story. HOWEVER, the narrator was awful. All characters sound the same. Won't buy another because of her. pity.
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- Mrs. Angela Mclaren
- 29-11-2018
just brilliant
really descriptive loads of detail that puts you there in the thick of it can't wait for the next book well done to the brilliant aurthour and to a fantastic narrator
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- P. Halliday
- 10-12-2020
poor plot - annoying sing song voice
This is the second Melissa story I have listened to even though I do not like the narrator’s sing song style. I do like these cosy murder/detective stories, nothing too violent, but if I can work out who the killer is before the second murder it’s quite amazing that the Police and the supposedly intelligent Melissa are unable to!
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- A. E. Wray
- 13-10-2020
Amateur sleuth does it again
Melissa Craig like Jessica fletcher finds herself in the middle of a murder mystery, and like any self respecting amateur sleuth would do, she sets to work and trying to find the clues and solve the crime before the police do, a fun read with a good storyline and great characters. A beautifully narrated story.
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- Debby Towers
- 29-08-2020
Terrible narration
The story was good and the characters believable. The only thing that let it down was the over the top voice of the narrator. She tries to over emphasize the speech like she's over acting a part. Spoils what is a good book
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- R
- 03-01-2020
Excellent including Narrator’s performance
Excellent plot and characters. I’m somewhat surprised at previous reviewers criticism of narrator as I think Joan Walker’s performance is excellent - her voice and pace capturing the personality of each character. Next in series already in my wish list.
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- jenny
- 02-08-2019
terrible narration
I really enjoy the Melissa Craig books, but the narration is truly awful. she constantly uses a weird, croaky , singsongy voice for all the caracters. its very hard to tell them apart. I couldn't listen to this narrator again
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