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    Epilogue of an Epitaph
    Epilogue of an Epitaph
    Epilogue of an Epitaph
    Audiobook5 hours

    Epilogue of an Epitaph

    Written by ACF Bookens

    Narrated by Sarah Pesek

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    Everyone loves getting mail, but not when it’s clasped in someone’s cold, dead hands.

    Harvey Beckett had heard tale of how the postmistress steams open people’s mail to feed her gossip-hungry customers, but when the postmistress is murdered, Harvey learns that the mail carrier might have been doing more than passing along juicy details. Soon, Harvey and her father find themselves embroiled in hunt to find a killer, a quest that might stop her dad’s heart.

    Can they find the truth amongst the tall tales without becoming legends themselves?

    Editor's Note

    Cozy Dad/Daughter Team...

    Bookens’ “St. Marin’s Cozy Mysteries” series continues, with protagonist Harvey now joined by her dad — and the two of them have to solve the murder of the local snooping postmistress. Bookens’ warm, charming writing brings the St. Marin’s community to life, and Harvey feels like someone you’d be friends with in real life.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBryant Street Publishing
    Release dateMay 24, 2022
    ISBN9781094444062
    Author

    ACF Bookens

    ACF Bookens lives in the Southwest Mountains of Virginia, where she enjoys gardening and cross-stitching when she's not using her body as a human airbag for her toddler son. She and her son live with two old cats and an old dog in an antebellum farmhouse with stream nearby. Find her at bookens.andilit.com.

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    • 5/5
      Addresses a social issue most of us wouldn't have noticed
    • 4/5
      The THEM & THEIR in chapter 14 was very confusing as no where was the character described as that before this!
    • 4/5
      The story line was pretty decent. There are a few petty things that bug me in these books. Does anybody real blush and cry as much as these people?! Also these friends seem totally focused on helping Harvey. What about the others? And Harvey keeps calling herself an introvert. Really?
      I’m going to finish the series as I guess I’m hooked.
    • 1/5
      Trite or inane characters , or the reader's voice get on my nerves. I don't remember; it's been a while and I didn't get far into the book. Only reviewing now, as I wish I could remove all their books from my cozy murder recommendation list. YMMV.
    • 5/5
      This was a great storyline with many twists and turns. It has believable and likeable characters that support the plot.
    • 3/5
      environment and recycling are stressed. however, driving under the influence is ok!?

      1 person found this helpful

    • 3/5
      The storyline was decent, but I couldn't get over the narrator's voice. She tries far too much for a character's romantic line to be "dreamy", etc. It's challenging to distinguish her character's voices too.

      1 person found this helpful