
Murder in an Irish Castle
A Lady Eleanor Swift Mystery, Book 12
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Narrated by:
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Karen Cass
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By:
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Verity Bright
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Irish whiskey, rolling green hills, a traditional Christmas feast, and...a murder? Lady Swift will need the luck of the Irish to survive this holiday season!
Christmas, 1923. Lady Eleanor Swift has received a rather unexpected invitation to the village Christmas party in the tiny, rural hamlet of Derrydee in the west of Ireland. Eleanor is thrilled about exploring her ancestral roots at her late uncle’s estate and spending the festive season in a castle. Packing Gladstone the bulldog’s coziest Christmas jumper, they set off to the Emerald Isle with her butler Clifford in tow.
Arriving late at night, Eleanor and Clifford are shocked when they find a body sprawled in the snow on the winding country lane outside the estate. The local constable is immediately suspicious and all but accuses the pair of murder. This isn’t the warm Irish welcome Eleanor imagined!
Clifford is certain he recognizes the poor fellow from the funeral of Eleanor’s uncle–but what was their connection? Undeterred by the villagers’ lack of gossip on the matter, Eleanor is determined to get justice for the victim. The man’s pockets are suspiciously empty of personal effects, but closer inspection reveals an old key hidden in the heel of his boot. Could this unlock more than one mystery for Eleanor?
But when a fire breaks out at the castle on Christmas Eve, an even bigger question looms: Is someone out to ensure the family line dies with Lady Swift? And will Eleanor’s first Irish Christmas be her last?
An utterly addictive festive whodunnit set in Ireland, brimming with mystery, intrigue, and wit. Sure to delight fans of T E Kinsey, Agatha Christie, and Rhys Bowen.
©2022 Verity Bright (P)2022 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.The book is beautifully read, Karen Cass is an outstanding narrator with excellent characterisation and perfect pace making her reading the only person who can read these stories for me.
I truly enjoyed the story but you can read the summary in the details so I won’t add my own. Just know if you love the murder mystery genre set in the 1920’s, you will love this and all the other ones in the series.
One last thing, at the end of all the books is a fascinating history section wrapped around the story. Brilliant, I do hope this continues.
Cracking yarn
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Fabulous
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A delight
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Great story, excellent narration
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Murder in an Irish Castle
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Still, I will persevere!!
I’m enjoying the story!
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It was a tough job for the narrator with it being set in Ireland this time, she didn’t manage the full Irish accent, more a subtle hint of it, which I didn’t mind.
Great cosy mystery
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Really enjoyed this book
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enjoyabke
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Also, the book are riddled with un-British, American turns of phrase, such as offering someone a ride instead of offering them a lift.
Terrible grammar
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