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Patricia Fisher's Mystery Adventures
- A Boxed Set
- Narrated by: Maryanne M. Wells
- Series: Patricia Fisher Village Mystery, Book 1-5
- Length: 27 hrs and 37 mins
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
Non-member price: $41.73
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Publisher's Summary
Fans of Agatha Raisin, Miss Marple, and Midsomer Murders are loving the latest English village sleuth.
When a climber suspiciously falls to his death and a local artist has her dog stolen, both cases fall into the lap of local sleuth, Patricia Fisher...and so starts an adventure that will see her travel the world.
Far from being your average woman, Patricia Fisher lives in a 73-room manor house and travels with a Jamaican butler who is part ninja and fakes his Downton Abbey accent. How these things came about is a story in itself, yet far from embracing the quiet English village life - playing croquet on the lawn and eating cucumber sandwiches - Patricia pokes her nose where it is most definitely not wanted and finds herself being shot at rather more often than one ought reasonably to expect.
But as she closes in on the bad guys in each case, it’s clear there is someone operating in the background, someone who has taken offence for crimes previously solved and they plan on getting revenge at any cost. Join her and an enticing cast of friends as they tackle mystery after mystery and get into hot water with criminals, gangsters, and the police. What Sam Knew is the first in a follow-on series from Patricia’s successful Cruise Mystery series Books in that series:
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- Beatrice
- 21-03-2021
not for me
Patricia Fisher's Mystery Adventures isn't for me. I enjoy his other 2 series but I couldn't get into this one.
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- Kindle Customer
- 11-03-2021
Love these mysteries
I only had one of the mysteries solved correctly before the end of the story lol. Steve Higgs I enjoy your way of writing very much. Can’t wait to hear book six.
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- Traveller
- 25-03-2021
Awful Accents!
Only thru the first book and the story is ok but the narrator is awful! What is with attempt at an posh English accent???? Very irritating and might have to return the book - a waste of a credit
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- Kindle Customer
- 15-03-2021
Great story spoiled by the reader
Reader spoiled this with staccato style and frequent mispronunciations. Seemed to be an American trying to sound British without ever having heard the accent before.
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- Sue Wilson
- 29-03-2021
Endurance needed
The stories are great as usual but the narration was dire and hard to endure.
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