Vicky Van
Gelesen von Celine Major
Carolyn Wells
(4,637 Sterne; 113 Bewertungen)
Carolyn Wells always provides an enjoyable read and this one is probably one of her most intriguing murder mysteries. Vicky Van is a lithe, joyful and vibrant society woman beloved by all. A man named Sommers shows up uninvited at one of her famous parties. He is found murdered shortly after he follows her out of the card room and Vicky Van is seen standing next to him with blood on her dress. She disappears before the police arrive and is considered guilty. In spite of little notes she leaves here and there no one can find her or her maid Julie. Why did she kill a stranger? Why can't the police find her? This one will baffle Fleming Stone more than any other. - Summary by Celine Major (6 hr 9 min)
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(5 Sterne)
never would have guessed the end 😉
NICE AND TIDY
AVID READER
(5 Sterne)
A very compelling mystery. The reader does a fine job. as always. The solution was not seen by this listener. Perhaps you might solve it where I failed.
As Good as an Agatha Christie
Clearspace
(5 Sterne)
A who dunnit that must surely have been an inspiration for Agatha Christie's novels.
Excellent Radio Play
(5 Sterne)
This was such an intriguing mystery!! What a gem! ! Don’t miss this one! Very well good reader, too!!
Wonderful
Bibliophile
(5 Sterne)
Really enjoyable, great twist to the tale and some quite likeable characters here and there too.
Kam
(4 Sterne)
the best thing about this book is that it is has a refreshing plot. being somewhat different also lends to the mystery. I did enjoy it more as the notable detective and his street smart apprentice got evolved adding to the intriguing conclusion. thankyou to the excellent reader.
protect thyself, dear reader ...
William Hillmann III
(5 Sterne)
... from spoiler alerts of any and all stripes, so that you may be able to enjoy a Carolyn Wells' story maybe better than all of the others? yes, imo, better than all of the rest!291223!
Loved it!!
Barb Peterson
(5 Sterne)
Creative mystery. I was glad to be surprised at the end. Celine Major, as always, did a great job!