Golden Malicious

An Orchard Mystery

De: Sheila Connolly

Narrado por: Robin Miles

While orchard owner Meg Corey dreads the labor of manual irrigation to stave off a drought, her boyfriend, Seth, couldn't be more excited about doing historic renovation on one of Granford's oldest houses. Tagging along as he picks up supplies is supposed to give Meg a much-needed break, but the trip turns rotten when she almost trips over a dead body at an old sawmill's forest reserve. But the body isn't the only frightening discovery she makes. A mysterious insect infestation seems to have migrated to the area - one that could bring serious harm to local woodlands. And it's up to Meg to find out what's behind this sudden swarm of trouble.

©2013 Sheila Connolly (P)2014 Audible Inc.

Love Sheila Connelly's books

Thoroughly enjoyable. I have been listening to all of Ms. Connelly's work. love the Orchard series! I have also listened to the Cork series.

Just one note

It is hyperthermia not hypothermia. This along with a little too much repetition caused me to give it a four. Put the plot is solid and interesting. I enjoy her stories.

Great book

This series of books are great. I would recommend to anyone who enjoys mysteries. I hope there will be more meg and Seth mysteries

Golden malicious

I love this thing and I hope she keeps on writing more. Wow, wow, wow wow

I Love This Series!

I love this series and am looking forward to the next books. The only complaint I have about this book - and I don't know if it's the book or the reader - is HYPOTHERMIA! Hypothermia is when the body gets too cold. What is meant in the context of this book is HYPERthermia. I drove my husband crazy by yelling HYPERTHERMIA! at what must have seemed to him to be random intervals. Otherwise, great story, great series. Keep them coming!

Another great listen!

I have listened to every book Audible has of Ms. Connelly. Enjoyed every one of them. Looking forward to more.

Very Boring, Uneventful, Drab Story,

I stayed with it for hours because I thought SOMETHING had to happen - at some point. But, no - nothing worth listening to. While I listened to what I did, I marveled that this book could have been published at all. I wish enough other reviewers took the time to warn future "readers" that there was no there - there - with this pointless book.