Just Murdered: A Dead-End Job Mystery Book 4

Written by Elaine Viets

Narrated by Sarah Pesek

After all she’s endured with her own marriage, divorce, and subsequent flight from alimony, Helen Hawthorne getting a job at Millicent’s Bridal Salon is ironic in the extreme. The newest client is Kiki, a wealthy witch who’s making her daughter's wedding day all about Kiki. When Kiki is found smothered to death with her daughter’s wedding dress, the cops seem to think Helen is responsible.

Now, Helen must prove her innocence before the bride and groom read their wedding vows—and the police read Helen her rights.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Everand Productions
• Release date: Sep 21, 2021
• ISBN: 9781094427218

Elaine Viets

Elaine Viets has written 33 mysteries in four series: the bestselling Dead-End Job series with South Florida PI Helen Hawthorne, the cozy Josie Marcus Mystery Shopper mysteries, and the dark Francesca Vierling mysteries. With the Angela Richman Death Investigator series, Elaine returns to her hardboiled roots and uses her experience as a stroke survivor and her studies at the Medicolegal Death Investigators Training Course. Elaine was a director at large for the Mystery Writers of America. She's a frequent contributor to Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine and anthologies edited by Charlaine Harris and Lawrence Block. Elaine won the Anthony, Agatha and Lefty Awards.

Reviews for Just Murdered

[vincent fleming · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

*shock face* they pulled a Mc.Dreamy/Grey! She really doesn't have much luck with her love life and her job security. At least she keeps her head up. I get jealous that I'd love to have pool side nights. The series reminds me of a paranoid version of murder she wrote. No matter where she is, somehow she's knee deep in someone's murder.

[Allison Payne · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Well Helen's kind of dumb in this one too I didn't want to strangle her and shove her into a closet though. On to num 5

[stefanie bush · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

Why does Helen have to be so very whiny? The first 2 books were ok but this one makes her out to be like an insecure teenager. She’s a middle aged woman. She should act like one.
Also, while I like the narrator she really needs to learn how to properly pronounce the places mentioned in the book. It’s really annoying to hear her use the wrong pronunciation so many times.

[Britt Williams · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

My favorite so far. Marjorie alone is worth the listen…