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Murder at Mablethorpe Castle

A Harlowe & Fitch Historical Mystery, Book 1

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Murder at Mablethorpe Castle

By: Elizabeth Rose
Narrated by: Kevin E Green
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Lady Vivienne Harlowe doesn't fear much, and delves into life's experiences head on. But for years she's been plagued by the unsolved murders of her parents and the strange disappearance of other family members. Now, in the face of a new tragedy, she vows to follow every twist and turn until she's solved the dark deeds at Mablethorpe Castle.

Sheriff Zachariah Fitch rushes to the scene, ready to investigate the corpse discovered under the castle stairs. He's determined to catch the murderer, but his childhood friend, Lady Vivienne Harlowe proves to be more than a distraction. She insists on helping him hunt down the killer, not caring about the danger. Still guilt-ridden for not solving the murders of Lady Vivienne's parents, Zachariah feels obliged to let her assist him. But as Harlowe and Fitch dig deeper into the murder, the danger only worsens.

©2025 Elizabeth Rose (P)2025 Elizabeth Rose Crime Historical Historical Fiction Medieval Murder Mystery Women Sleuths
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This has a lot of twists in the solving of what actually happened. With the main character being a woman, in a time when women has little say or authority. Vivian struggles to get the men involved to take anything she figures out seriously. Narrator does a Great job with the various characters voices and the entire storyline.

Medieval Cozy Murder Mystery

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the story line was very good. It was read with good enthusiasm. Made the story interesting

very entertaining

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Loved this story, it unfolded nicely. Neat little twists there.....narrators doing a great job bringing this work to life!

Engaging....

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This was a twisted one. I couldn't figure out who was good or bad. When the killer was revealed I was gobsmacked. Vivian finds some sparks of romance too. Engaging characters with an captivating storyline. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a great job bringing the characters and story to life.

intriguing story

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Murder at Mablethorpe Castle by Elizabeth Rose is an excellent murder mystery. Kevin E. Green did an excellent job with the narration. Murder at Mablethorpe Castle is the first book in A Harlowe & Fitch Historical Mystery series. The story is entertaining, interesting, engaging, thrilling, a little romantic, and mysterious. The twist and turns leave you on the edge of your seat. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. Highly recommend

Entertaining and interesting

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First of all, if you have to keep telling the reader that the heroin is "independent" you already have a problem. Second, if you have to have a woman of the 1800's wear men's pants, ride astride and practice swords with the men, you've telling your readers that a woman has turn herself into a man in order to be "independent". Third, women have always been security minded because of the obvious daily threats we have to live with so only a crazy woman, in that day and age would want to be completely on her own. Why can't modern day writers write about strong women without trying to turn women into men wearing a dress??

Make up your mind!

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