Tight Rope

Country Club Murders, Book 19

De: Julie Mulhern

Narrado por: Callie Beaulieu

A dead body in the trunk of a car. It's the Kansas City mob's signature.

So why is a member of Ellison's circle found shot to death in a sedan at the country club?

Did Baxter Phelps have ties to the mafia? Did they make him an offer he couldn't refuse? Is Baxter's widow Helen in danger?

As Ellison is drawn into a dangerous investigation, she can't help but think maybe this time Mother is right. She should mind her own business.

©2025 Julie Mulhern (P)2025 Tantor Media

Ellison does it again

Great new installment for this feel good, who done it lady sleuth. She cracks the case and makes you laugh. Easy to enjoy series!

Julie is the BEST!

I read a lot of cozy mysteries and i have to say that this series, The Country Club Murders, are among the very best I've ever read. Julie Mulhern has created such a great character in Ellison-- a modern woman living in the 1960s/70s-- and has an amazing grasp of the world of upper class women in that time. The murders are all interesting, original and hard to guess. Setting the mysteries in a time before cell phones and computers makes them harder to solve and the circumstances more suspenseful. Her family is great -- i've even grown to like her mother in 19 books! LOL And her conversations with her the coffeemaker on her kitchen counter are the best. Really recommend these books!

Love this series!!!

Always a good story and awesome characters. Please keep them coming.
Looking forward to a wedding 💒

Love this series.

Perfectly captures the life, neighborhoods, and social culture of KCMO in the 70s. Good mystery and funny!!

This series never disappoints!!

Keep them coming, Julie!! Ellison is such an interesting character. The narration pulled me in, but it was the intricate layers of the plot that kept me there—twists, hidden motives, and subtle clues all woven together so masterfully I couldn’t press pause.

Nice addition to the series

Another good Ellison mystery with vivid details from 1970s Missouri and an expanding cast of likable characters

story continuity issues

Kathleen Mahoney?? really?? I never write reviews but over the last few books I have been a little miffed by continuity issues over the books. only reason I keep buying is the reader.

How Ellison discovered who killer was.

I always enjoy Julie Mulhern’s Ellison’s books. The dogs are fun, no cell phones and Ellison’s friends are often quirky.