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Ladies of Class

By: Marjorie Owen
Narrated by: Elizabeth Livingstone Wallner
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Summary

Murder is no respecter of persons.

Richard Hayward's promotion and move from the big city life to the sleepy town of Burshill, England has been shattered. Sir John Bury needs a murder solved. The results of Richard's investigation cause a ruckus when several ladies of a particular "class" become part of the inquiry. As the facts begin to unfold, they not only amaze Richard and the community of Burshill but extend all the way to the top brass of Scotland Yard.

©2008 - 2012 Marjorie Owen (P)2012 Vinspire Publishing
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Drreadful narration

I cannot really review this book as I gave up listening very early in the story because of the dreadful narration. The reader stumbled over words, the reading was uneven and, I suppose, amateur is the only word to describe her.

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