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Start giftingThere's No Murder Like Show Murder
Narrator
Mia Hutchinson Shaw
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Length
8 hours 48 minutes
Language
English
Bookseller recommendation
“We picked this book for our book club. It was thoroughly enjoyable. The author did a good job in how he narrated in first person as the main female character. Didn't realize this was a male author until reaching the end lol. A cozy mystery taking place in a lesser used state, CT, at a local community theater. Those who enjoy local performances will definitely enjoy this.”
— Bookseller • Cheshire's Books
Summary
Tasha Weaver has seen her fair share of divas come and go while working as the costume shop head at the Eastbrook Playhouse, but her beloved theater is put at risk when the star of the show is killed in this fun but deadly debut for fans of Ellery Adams and Kellye Garrett.
Tasha Weaver is most at home in the cozy backstage world of the Eastbrook Playhouse. As the costume shop head at the charming regional theater, she’s used to watching dramatic acts of love and revenge from the shadows. But when Kurt Mozer—the insufferable Broadway reject who stars in their production of Annie Get Your Gun—is shot center stage, the spotlight turns to her.
Everyone knows Kurt was difficult to work with, and after he got into a fight with both director Marnie Mason and artistic leader Arthur Winston, he promptly decided to quit the show. In deep financial trouble, the Eastbrook Playhouse depended on a big name like Kurt to keep afloat. With reporters coming in from the Big Apple to Tasha’s little corner of Connecticut, she realizes it's up to her to save their local theater and keep her community safe. After all, the show must go on…but what do you do when the killer could very well be one of your loved ones?
With the help of her friends, her long-time crush Bruno Machado, and her feline colleague Hilly, Tasha must catch a murderer before the shining lights of the playhouse go out forever.