A Waterfell Tweed Cozy Mystery Box Set 1

Books 1-3

De: Mona Marple

Narrado por: Nano Nagle

Welcome to Waterfell Tweed, where things aren't as cozy as they seem....

Sandy Shaw was happy with her life running the village cafe and bookstore, until a series of murders in the sleepy village cause everyone to second-guess just how peaceful things are.

Join Sandy as she sets out to solve the killings, and get peace restored, in this box set collection of the first three books in the Waterfell Tweed Cozy Mystery Series.

This box set includes Once upon a Crime, A Tale of Two Bodies, and A Valentine's Kill.

Each novella is a cozy mystery, meaning they are safe from swearing, sex, violence, and cliffhangers. Each audiobook can be listened as a stand-alone, but the series is best enjoyed if listened in order.

©2018 Mona Marple (P)2019 Mona Marple

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The series kept me entertain. Throughly enjoyed how the story flowed from the first book into the second then the third book. Can not wait to begin the next set.. love narrative by N. Nagle.

this book was given for free in return for an unbi

was interesting books about a book shop and cafe owner solving murders, and finding love. narrator did a good job. enjoyed these books.

Charming stories

This quiet cozy series sneaks up on you. The characters aren't flashy, but these charming members of this village embed themselves in your heart. I loved watching our reluctant sleuth go from not wanting to get involved, to realizing she's quite good at '"puzzling it all out." Now that I've listened to all three, I have to get the next set! I did increase the listening speed to 1.25 because I like a little faster cadence.

Entertaining, great mystery

I thoroughly enjoyed book one in this collection. Once Upon a Crime is a very entertaining and great mystery. The first book introduces us to Sandy Shaw and the village of Waterfell Tweed. Sandy has set up a wonderful book and bakery that you will make you wish you were there. The villagers are an interesting and colorful bunch. But as in all quiet English villages, someone is found murdered. Sandy seems to be a suspect and the local police seem anxious to pin it on her and be done with it. So it looks like it is up to her to discover "who dunnit". Surprise ending.

The narrator is very good, able to change up her voice between characters and speaks a good, natural pace.

On to book two!

Easy listening

Very simple and easy listening. No violence. Enjoyed it enough to get the next set of Waterfell Tweed Cozy Mysteries.

One of the Best Cozy Mysteries

These are some of the best cozy mysteries I have listened to in a while. It is also great when you can get several books for one credit.

Each of the mysteries was completely unique and distinct. While they were cozy, I didn't think they were too cozy, which made the listen unique. I didn't always figure out who the murdered was until I was told which was also great. My ony "complaint," which is not the end of the world, is I would like to see more characters return. I love the setting and the characters. I would easily visit Waterfall Tweed in the future.

Nano Nagle did a great job with the narration. Her voices were distinct.

I received a copy of this audiobook at my request, and I have voluntarily left this review.

Light, Clean and Entertaining

I received this book for free. I am voluntarily leaving this review and all opinions expressed herein are mine.

Here, the first three titles of this series are presented together. Each one is a quick read and a standalone story.
Book 1: Once Upon a Crime
Sandy owns a bookshop/cafe in town. Reginald announces that he is opening a bookshop right near Sandy's store. Soon thereafter, Reginald is found murdered and Sandy is implicated. Sandy starts to investigate to get herself out of this mess.

Book 2: Tale of Two Bodies
A homeless man is killed in what appears to be a hit and run. Soon thereafter, one of Sandy's employees is severely hurt in the same manner and the police appear to be blaming the wrong suspect. Sandy gets involved to clear her landlord's name.

Book 3: A Valentine's Kill
Dick Jacobs, the health inspector, has come to town and he has a reputation for shutting down businesses for violations. He's already shut down one business and has his sights set on Sandy's Cafe. But, before he can begin the inspeion, he is found murdered. Sandy begins to investigate and begins to suspect Tom, her possible romantic interest.

Each of these cozies is very clean - no swearing and no sex.

I enjoyed the characters in these cozies - Sandy, her sister Cassie and her BF. There's lots of small village gossip, running the shop and you kind of feel like your part of the small town life. The mysteries, to me, seemed a little thin and Sandy seemed to solve them out of the blue - suddenly she'd say, "I know who did it." But, that didn't really bother me as I enjoyed the characters and the small town feel.

The narrator did a very good job. She was clear, held a good pace and conveyed the personalities of each of the characters very well.

Waterfell Tweed

If you love a good cozy mystery, this is the series for you! It’s delightful.

Cozy Mystery Series set around a book & bake shop

A box set is a great way to immerse yourself into a setting, the characters and really get to know them especially with a cozy mystery series. In this case it was most excellent that the first three books were a box set as I may not have continued after the first book otherwise. I struggled a bit with how the police officer fixated on the main character over such a flimsy bit of circumstantial evidence that really amounted to nothing. However, the first book did set the foundation for the characters' unique personalities and you see the "leap to the easiest conclusion" idea bleed into the second book although you also see the detective start to grow a bit and real police work starts to come forth. The books do an excellent job of showing character growth as the stories progress and the plots are quite good! A very entertaining listen that I highly recommend!

the narration was very goid.

i enjoyed it as a lightweight clean mystery. the narrator honestly made it better.