
Auntie Beers
A Book of Connected Short Stories
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Narrated by:
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Meredith Henderson
About this listen
Auntie Beers is an amalgam of tales told to the author by her mother, as well as a mystery that she couldn’t resist sharing.
Witty, raw and often poignant, these are tales for the ages by one of Canada's leading story-tellers.
Catherine Astolfo is an award-winning author of mystery short stories and novels. She is a Derrick Murdoch award winner for service to Crime Writers of Canada and a Past President. Catherine’s a member of Crime Writers of Canada, Sisters in Crime and The Mesdames of Mayhem.
©2024 Catherine Astolfo (P)2024 Catherine AstolfoCritic reviews
"Reminiscent of Alice Munro--these stories are heart-wrenching, authentic, and luminous." ~ Ginger Bolton, author of the Deputy Donut Mysteries