Listen to the thrilling tale of two unlikely friends turned sleuths in Jessica Ellicott's captivating audiobook, narrated by the incomparable Barbara Rosenblat. With an impressive rating of 4.4 out of 5, this audiobook will keep you engaged for a total of 9 hours and 27 minutes.
Transport yourself back to the year 1920, where the audacious American adventuress, Beryl Helliwell, and the sophisticated British lady, Edwina Davenport, take center stage. Though their personalities couldn't be more different, together they form an unstoppable and enthralling duo.
Beryl, known for her adventures that defy expectations, surprises everyone by seeking a taste of tranquility. Choosing the quaint village of Walmsley Parva in the English countryside as her escape, she longs for peace away from the noise and chaos of her previous life in America. Little does she know, the arrival of Prohibition back home will make her stay in England more permanent than anticipated.
Meanwhile, Edwina has lived a comfortable life in Walmsley Parva for over three decades. However, the aftermath of World War I has left her in financial distress, forcing her to seek a lodger. When her childhood friend Beryl unexpectedly arrives, crashing her red motorcar into Edwina's doorstep, she sees an opportunity for a new chapter in her life. Edwina gladly welcomes Beryl as her roommate, not realizing that their tranquil village holds a dark secret.
As they become entangled in the mysteries lurking beneath the surface of their idyllic hometown, Beryl and Edwina decide to embark on a new venture as private inquiry agents. This decision not only helps Edwina with her financial struggles but also quenches Beryl's thirst for adventure.
Now, with their unlikely partnership and sharp minds combined, they must work together to unmask a cunning killer before their beloved English village becomes their final resting place.
Don't miss this captivating audiobook that intertwines friendship, mystery, and the spirit of adventure. Jessica Ellicott's engaging storytelling, paired with Barbara Rosenblat's compelling narration, will keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.