Murder in the Scottish Hills

The Scottish Ladies' Detective Agency, Book 2

De: Lydia Travers

Narrado por: Helen McAlpine

When Maud McIntyre and her lady’s maid Daisy travel into the Scottish Highlands, the last thing they expect to find is a body on the train. Will these keen amateur sleuths stop a murderer in his tracks?

Edinburgh, 1911: When Maud McIntyre receives a letter from a maid called Rose, sharing her suspicions that something strange is happening in the house where she works, she and her assistant Daisy immediately travel to the Highlands to investigate.

But as they are changing trains, the body of a man falls from the carriage right in front of them, a bullet in his head. Maud and Daisy can’t believe it–they’ve waited ages for a new case, and now one has literally landed in front of them! And when the local police rule the death as a tragic accident, the pair has no choice but to investigate what they believe is a murder.

Arriving in the Scottish village, Maud and Daisy go undercover to begin their hunt for the murderer, while also investigating the strange behavior of Rose’s employer, a local art dealer. As they begin to piece together the chain of events, Maud and Daisy wonder whether the cases might be linked. Is it possible the man on the train was killed to cover up something in the village? And if so, who would do such a thing?

When a local artist is found murdered, Maud and Daisy become convinced the two cases are connected. Searching for the link between the deaths, will Maud and Daisy solve the case before another mysterious murder takes place?

A historical whodunnit perfect for fans of the mysteries of Helena Dixon, Verity Bright, T.E. Kinsey, and Catherine Coles.

©2023 Lydia Travers (P)2023 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

there were some pretty funny parts

Great listen really enjoyed her characters. great job at show off women abilities. also love the series

fun cosy mystery great naration

l loved being transported to Scotland while listening to this series.it was just delightful fun.

The Scottish village

Excellent narrator for the story. It's an imaginary story in that two women could be detectives in this time period, but fun to believe it could be. Cozy and entertaining.

Captivating & Enjoyable

Love the way several storylines are tied together with interesting characters! thoroughly enjoy the narrator also!

Almost passed but glad I didn’t

At first Maude’s voice seemed too uptight, but Daisy balances and enhances the performance and the voices work well together. Love the story line and multiple plots that may or may not be connected.

Excellent!

Excellent story, story writing, and performance. Just like the first one. I am so glad I found this series.

Still enjoyable

Enough mystery and humor to keep us entertained and guessing. Yes, we did know who the killer was, but it was still a relaxing read.

Death In Braemar

Great descriptions of Braemar and Braemar Arms, now the Fife arms. Good history lane geography esson too

Fun Story

This my second book of this author and I’m really enjoying the series . It’s a great fun woman’s detective adventure. The narration is wonderful ! She has a super accent for all the characters. I will be buying her next book in the series . This is a clean story without any smutty none sense !!
Thank you
Leslie M.

Enjoyable Characters

Back for round 2. Overall, very fun and it is great good continuation from the 1st book.

Personally, I do not feel the detective jobs were as solid as the 1st. But I did like the countryside setting, I did like seeing the return of a certain character (beyond Maud and Daisy).

I do feel that this is turning into a very enjoyable series. I see I have 1 book to go, but I do hope that Lydia Travers continues to write the series.

As with the last book, Helen McAlpine is an outstanding narrator. A winning performance!