
Stung in Santa Fe
Capital City Murders, Book #13
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Narrated by:
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Joseph L. Stevenson
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By:
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Troy Lambert
Nick gets Stung in Santa Fe.
While on his year long assignment to photograph every state capitol building for Travel USA magazine, Nick O'Flannigan gest stung by a wasp. But he isn't the only one. A strange death, ruled an accident, happened at a lab researching a vaccine for bee and wasp stings. Nick feels like there is something wrong. It doesn't feel like an accident.
He doesn't want to get involved.
When a small detail in a photo stands out, he just can't shake the feeling that there is a killer on the loose, and he needs to be brought to justice. But will the evidence be enough to convince anyone that he's right? Or will Nick once again find himself in the middle of a mystery he has no business being involved in?
If you love the Lord Peter Wimsey series, you'll love Capital City Murders!
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Accident or Murder?
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13 and going strong
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Aside from the mystery being a little meh, the world-building is nice. Shaggy’s parents are always amusing and it shows just how quickly he and Daphne have grown to trust each other, as she was his first thought after getting stung.
The audio in this book is awful. The narrator still can’t tell the difference between O and 0, he constantly mispronounces prescription throughout the story saying “perscription”, which I find to be utterly insufferable. But worse than that are the 3 (possibly more) AWFUL audio hiccups. It sounds as if the recording was badly cut mid-word or something. They’re extremely noticeable and it tells me that this wasn't listened to post-editing, the quality control just isn’t there.
NOTE: This copy was provided to me free of charge as a digital review copy. The opinions stated in this review are mine and mine alone, I was not paid or requested to give this book a certain rating, suggestion, or approval.
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