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Death on Deck
- A Lady Eleanor Swift Mystery, Book 13
- Narrated by: Karen Cass
- Length: 8 hrs and 55 mins
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Publisher's Summary
When Lady Swift embarks upon her first luxury cruise she imagines a gilded ballroom, afternoons on deck taking tea, and all the delectable food she can eat. But she can’t seem to escape from murder....
Lady Eleanor Swift is all set to spend her birthday with her beau, dashing Detective Hugh Seldon, until he calls to cancel on her again at the last minute. What’s a girl to do? Pack up her staff and her faithful old bulldog, Gladstone, and head off on a cruise to New York, that’s what!
On the stunningly opulent ocean liner Celestiana, Eleanor tries to forget her worries and make the most of her trip. That is, until she sees a man being shot and falling overboard. On closer inspection of the scene, Eleanor literally stumbles over the likely murder weapon. And the nick in the barrel is unmistakable: This gun belongs to Detective Seldon....
With some discreet digging, Clifford discovers Detective Seldon is aboard the ship on an undercover mission. Eleanor doesn’t want to make waves but she’s sure that something fishy is going on and he’s being framed. To get Seldon off the hook, Eleanor casts her net wide and searches for the real murderer among a sea of suspects including European nobility, Italian opera stars, and American nouveau riche. But does the victim’s expensive gold ring point to a lavish lifestyle, or is it a red herring?
When another passenger is found dead in his first-class cabin, a poisoned whisky glass clutched in his hand, Eleanor realizes they are really in hot water. Will the killer be Eleanor’s catch of the day, or will she spend her birthday at the bottom of the sea?
A totally charming Golden Age mystery with characters listeners will adore. Perfect for fans of Agatha Christie, T.E. Kinsey, and Lee Strauss.
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- Sandra
- 2023-03-25
Kept me guessing
If you like Lady Swift mysteries, you will certainly love this one. The plot kept me guessing right till the very end.
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- Chantal Courchesne
- 2023-03-16
another successful adventure!
How I would love to see Lady Swift on screen, running in pursuit of the culprit!
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- LaRoo
- 2023-05-29
Entertaining
Romance, Action and a bit of history provides a great escape. I list while doing mundane tasks.
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- Avid Listener
- 2023-04-23
Excellent lighter yet clever cozy mystery
Many hours of relaxed and entertaining listening with this clever and amusing tale. Highly recommended when you need a mental vacation!
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- Mystery Maven
- 2023-04-05
Mystery Maven
Another delightful story, excellently written and wonderfully narrated listen. Can’t wait for the next episode. Will they ever marry, even if on the middle of the murders.
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- Alex Sànchez
- 2023-03-29
Not interested in writing reviews
Not interested in writing reviews at all. Leaving stars should be enough. As it has been for the last 10 years
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- Kayanne
- 2023-03-28
Narration is is just like the book. Bright and very English!
Love this series. It is a very light, slightly romantic mystery that keeps your attention. The characters are fun. The mystery well thought out. The narration is great as well.
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- Mary K. Louk
- 2023-03-28
Love this series!
I just love this series! It’s cozy without being silly or too far fetched. The characters have depth and are interesting. I love that the setting changes for most of the books- it keeps it interesting!
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- ZR.
- 2023-03-26
We all need a Clifford in our lives!
Who cannot love Lady Swift & her bright mind and brave choices. Love these books! Keep um coming! 😊
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- Rob Marriott
- 2023-03-24
Best yet!
This series has matured very well, and I congratulate the writing team. I eagerly await the next adventure.
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- Tammy Hartley
- 2023-03-23
By Far, the Best Lady Swift Book Yet!
I’ve read them all, but this one was true the best (in my opinion). I especially enjoyed the final chase scene. I’m left was only one question: when are we going to Peru?
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- Mary K. Horner
- 2023-03-18
Good 5 star
Only leaving review because audible now requires one if I want to rate the book