Sam Blackman: A Murder in Passing (Audiobook)

from lucybrown

Oh, for a half star. Mark de Castrique's mysteries are fun to read because they are set in my own backyard. It is as tiny thrill to see your favorite restaurant or hangout pop up here and there as the tale unfolds. This is probably not much of a novelty for those who live in a place like NYC, but...

from lucybrown

Oh, for a half star. Mark de Castrique's mysteries are fun to read because they are set in my own backyard. It is as tiny thrill to see your favorite restaurant or hangout pop up here and there as the tale unfolds. This is probably not much of a novelty for those who live in a place like NYC, but...

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Oh, for a half star. Mark de Castrique's mysteries are fun to read because they are set in my own backyard. It is as tiny thrill to see your favorite restaurant or hangout pop up here and there as the tale unfolds. This is probably not much of a novelty for those who live in a place like NYC, but...

from thornton37814

Sam and Nakayla are mushroom hunting on the site of the former Kingdom of the Happy Land along the North Carolina/South Carolina border when Sam comes across a body in a log. While the body is across the South Carolina line, the decision to jointly investigate is made by authorities because the e...

from cathyskye

First Line: "So, where are we going?" It's a legitimate question. The Blackman and Robertson Detective Agency of Asheville, North Carolina has no clients, and the inactivity is driving Sam Blackman nuts. So crazy that he grudgingly agrees to join his business partner and lover Nakayla Robertson o...