House Party Murder Rap: Evie Parker Mystery Series 1

1920s Historical Cozy Mystery

De: Sonia Parin

Narrado por: Pearl Hewitt

Two people have been targeted. Shots have been fired. Who stands to inherit? Who has the most to lose?

Evangeline "Evie" Parker, Countess of Woodridge, thinks it's nothing but an accident but then an attempt is made on her host's life. Suddenly, all the guests attending the Duke of Hetherington's house party think they are being targeted. Who will be next?

Evie and her new chauffeur form an unlikely alliance to discover as much as they can before the killer can get it right.

©2018 Sonia Parin (P)2020 Tantor

Fun 1920s Murder Mystery

I thoroughly enjoyed this cozy tale that is set in 1920s England. It is an easy listen, that doesn't require you to listen so closely as many other books. I was able to listen and play some games on my iPad at the same time. It is rich in details of the era and the lives of the wealthy following the Great War. This may not be everyone's "cup of tea" but it suited me. I like a book that is not so heavy, every once in a while. I want to know more about Evie's new chauffeur. I believe that Tom has some more tricks up his sleeve. 😅 I will definitely listen to the next in the series.

Evie Reminds Me of Miss Fisher's Mysteries

A very British Cozy mystery about Evangeline Parker, Countess of Woodbridge who investigates an accident and someone tries to kill her. There are a lot of people attending the Duke of Hetherington's house party who may be on the murderer's list.

On to the rest!!!

Hooked me from the very beginning with it's fun and yet still suspenseful story! This 1920s mansion house party Who Dunnit, nosey neighbors included, was very entertaining. On to the rest of the series....I must know more about this mysterious "bodyguard"!

Lovely story

Well done; I enjoyed the story. They require fifteen word reviews. So here are words.

Too many characters

Hard to follow along. Good narration but story lacked depth and ending was anti climatic.

Well narrated

Pearl Hewitt is a great narrator. Her American & British accents are smooth and flawless. So often Americans are given ugly accents.
The book is a good classic mystery, but felt abridged. Good bones but characters not fleshed out enough .

Enjoyable Quiet Read

This was a listen full of what I assume are genuine details from wealthy England in the 1920s. It was a little disappointing that there was so much build up to the mystery and then a simple, very-few-embellishments resolution. The buildup was worth it, though, and I intend to read and listen to more in this series. This narrator did a nice job and was a pleasant voice in my ear throughout this audiobook.

Good historical mystery

I enjoyed this historical mystery! it had some action within intriguing story about Evil an American heiress who is widowed and living in England.

disappointing

i was enjoying the story and the characters and then wham,out of nowhere it suddenly ends. The end was unexpected, in the sense that the story did not appear to be winding up and unexpected in the sense that the solution came out of almost nowhere. it's like the author suddenly got bored and said.... and then they all died. like my children did when they wrote stories in elementary school.

Complicated for no reason

Not much of a story, with 32 twists for no reason. No tension, no suspense. A few of the characters are ok and likable enough, but not enough to hold a plot together. The narrator does a good job, which makes it ok for background noise. Glad it was on the Plus catalog, not for me.