
Sail Away Patsy
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Narrated by:
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Virtual Voice
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By:
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Leena Clover

This title uses virtual voice narration
Virtual voice is computer-generated narration for audiobooks.
Starry eyed intern Meg Butler has embarked on her dream job, only to be thwarted at the first step. No, she didn't mean to poison the guests at the Sail Away party. Her boss thinks otherwise and is ready to send her back home.
When a healthy young man is found dead in his cabin, Meg thinks its murder! But who will believe her?
Flanked by a motley group of interns and crew members, Meg stumbles her way across Alaska, separating the clues from the red herrings, determined to find the guilty passenger.
Meanwhile, things are going wrong across the ship and Meg is blamed for them. Can she save her own neck while hunting down a cold blooded killer?
Sail Away Patsy is the first in a humorous, action packed cruise ship cozy mystery series featuring a daredevil amateur sleuth. She speaks before she thinks and can be a bit too smug at times but she gets the job done. Get ready to travel the world with Meg Butler.
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Although a murder does occur, the story isn’t really centered around solving it. Instead, it focuses more on a petty campaign to sabotage the new girl at work—a storyline that feels more like a “new kid at school” drama than a mystery. Unfortunately, the plot lacks suspense or surprise. There are no real twists or turns, and overall, the story just falls flat.
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