Murder, She Wrote: A Question of Murder

I don't know why exactly, but I really enjoyed this one. I think it may be my favorite of those I've read. I typically like the ones where Jessica is away from Cabot Cove, and this one had the whole play within the story thing going on. It was just really entertaining. I'd figured everything out fairly early on, but that didn't lessen the enjoyment. Highly recommended!

THIS WAS AN AUDIOBOOK. Murder She Wrote: A Question of Murder, was so much fun to listen to. The setting was intriguing, the characters quirky, and the conclusion enlightening. Jessica Fletcher is invited to Mohawk house (A manor house turned resort hotel), along with a few other fellow authors to be panel guests at a murder mystery hosted by the hotel, but when an actual murder takes place the cast and guests are left wondering whodunit. Like it or not the guests are stuck at Mohawk house with a murderer because the inclement weather won't allow them to leave. Jessica Fletcher has her suspicions and is on the prowl to find the killer before somebody else is bumped off. The listening experience was so great!! The narrator sounded show more identical to Angela Lansbury and the other unique voices made the story a delight. I laughed out loud on several occasions and would not hesitate to listen to another Murder She Wrote mystery book. Funtastic!! show less

Another fun episode in the Murder, She Wrote series. They are always entertaining and a quick, light read. It's an excellent cozy for bedtime reading. This plot was a little more exaggerated than most, but still a lot of fun.