
The Missing Manuscript Murder
A Grace Thompson Mystery Book 1
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Virtual Voice
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Ginger Ellington

This title uses virtual voice narration
About this listen
A missing manuscript and a dead author spell a narrative of chaos in Bloomsville.
When reclusive author Ashton Blackwood is found lifeless at Shelf Indulgence, I’m drawn into a plot twist thicker than the most intricate novel.
I’m Grace Thompson—florist by trade, sleuth by necessity. Rosie, my terrier with a nose for mysteries, sniffs out intrigue, guiding me to characters ranging from rival authors to disgruntled editors.
The stakes rise higher than a climactic chapter as I join forces with Chloe, my forensic partner. Sheriff Waverly admits this mystery is more baffling than a poorly-written ending, turning to our sleuthing narrative for resolution.
Each clue unfolds like pages in a gripping book, exposing motives inked with envy and ambition. The truth’s plot twists, pointing to a respected figure encased in their own tragic novella.
Tom, my boyfriend, offers treats and a sweet presence that presents a comforting subplot amid the chaos.
Entangled in a literary vendetta, I race against the clock to reveal the killer’s identity. With each chapter of mystery fitting into place, can Rosie and I craft the perfect ending and unveil the culprit before the town’s peace is written off?
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- Bebop
- 04-15-25
Love this series
Such a good story. This series will have you laughing and wonder who dun it? It is a well written quirky mystery. I enjoyed it so very much
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- Caroline
- 04-12-25
Virtual Voice isn’t so bad
It says something when the virtual voice is not the worst thing about a book.
It’s a cozy mystery and so I don’t expect much. But, a cop who walks in and essentially says, let me know when you solve it? A barking dog not giving the sleuths away (are the crooks deaf??). Why is the boyfriend here?
Just…no
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