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“Benjamin Stevenson, writing as his hapless, true-crime-author protagonist, Ernest Cunningham, is a sharp and humorous observer of clichĆ©d human behavior. In his sequel to Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone, Cunningham is invited to a crime-writing festival aboard Australianās cross-continental luxury train line, where he will rub elbows with the genreās most revered authors. He also hopes to spend his downtime writing his first piece of crime FICTION, for which heās already been paid an advance, but circumstances hand the lucky (or unlucky) man a real-life murder mystery. Stevenson/Cunningham weaves together a perfect locked room mystery, connecting deeply buried secrets with present-day consequences. Along they way, the author lays out all the rules of a 'fair play' mystery, sprinkling plenty of clues to help readers draw their own conclusions about who will end up dead and by whose hands. The novel offers lots of enjoyable 'inside baseball' about the publishing industry, challenges for sequels, and author rivalries. A fun ride. ”
— Amanda • Dog-Eared Books
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“Really enjoy the vibes of these books. Cozy mystery with a dash of humor and a big helping of breaking the fourth wall. This is the sequel to Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone, and it takes place at a writer's conference on a train. As someone who has spent quite a bit of time at literary conferences, this one really struck a chord! Delightful.”
— Candice • Tubby & Coo's Book Shop
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“A must for lovers of classic mysteries. A story where all of the characters, suspects and victims are mystery authors, agents, or publicists. A locked room mystery taking place on a train which, as our author/ narrator reminds us, isnāt really a locked room mystery because none of the rooms on the train have locks. Brilliantly written, outstanding narration, funny and quirky, it is a book loverās book you wonāt want to miss. ”
— Nancy • Fiction Addiction
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“This mystery was an absolute delight. I listened to it and flew through, it was so good. And, it turns out it was the second book in the series and I got to enjoy it even without reading the first. (Which I have now listened to and also loved.) Ernest Cunningham, writer of how-to write mystery books, is on a super special writerās society train ride when he is, again, beset by murder. Using the tactics heās learned from the writers during the golden age of mystery, he is the only one who can solve it! This tongue-in-cheek, well-crafted, and hilarious mystery is one of my favorites of the year. ”
— Karrie • Vroman's Bookstore
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“I had so much fun reading this uniquely written mystery! It made me sorry I missed Everyone in My Family has Killed Someone! Our protagonist is a likeable and reliable character who is easy to root for. Delightfully produced for listening on Libro.fm.”
— Melanie • The Well-Read Moose
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“Benjamin Stevenson, writing as his hapless, true-crime-author protagonist, Ernest Cunningham, is a sharp and humorous observer of clichĆ©d human behavior. In this sequel to Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone, Cunningham is invited to a crime-writing festival aboard Australianās cross-continental luxury train line, where he will rub elbows with the genreās most revered authors. He also hopes to spend his downtime writing his first piece of crime FICTION, for which heās already been paid an advance, but circumstances hand the lucky (or unlucky) man a real-life murder mystery. Stevenson/Cunningham weaves together a perfectly delightful locked room mystery, connecting deeply buried secrets with present-day consequences. Along they way, the author lays out all the rules of a 'fair play' mystery, sprinkling plenty of clues to help readers draw their own conclusions about who will end up dead and by whose hands. The novel offers lots of enjoyable 'inside baseball' about the publishing industry, challenges for sequels, and author rivalries. A fun ride. I listened to this on Libro.fm. The narrator's tone perfectly captured the protagonist's droll humor and the Australian accent had a huge impact on communicating the setting. Great audiobook! ”
— Amanda • Dog-Eared Books
From the bestselling author of Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone, a fiendishly fun locked room (train) murder mystery that ""offers a tip of the hat to the great Agatha Christie novel while at the same time being a modern reinvention of it"" (Nita Prose) -- perfect for fans of Richard Osman and Anthony Horowitz
When the Australian Mystery Writersā Society invited me to their crime-writing festival aboard the Ghan, the famous train between Darwin and Adelaide, I was hoping for some inspiration for my second book. Fiction, this time: I needed a break from real people killing each other. Obviously, that didnāt pan out.
The program is a whoās who of crime writing royalty:
the debut writer (me!)
the forensic science writer
the blockbuster writer
the legal thriller writer
the literary writer
the psychological suspense writer
But when one of us is murdered, the remaining authors quickly turn into five detectives. Together, we should know how to solve a crime.
Of course, we should also know how to commit one.
How can you find a killer when all the suspects know how to get away with murder?
Benjamin Stevenson is an award-winning stand-up comedian andĀ USA TodayĀ best-selling author. He is the authorĀ of the globally popular āErnest Cunningham Mysteriesā, includingĀ Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone, which is currently being adapted into a major HBO TV series, andĀ Everyone on This Train is a Suspect. His books have sold over 750,000 copies in twenty-nine territories and have been nominated for eight āBook of the Yearā awards.
His latest mystery isĀ Everyone This Christmas Has A Secret.
Instagram: @stevensonexperience