Mount Up for Murder
A Captivating English Countryside Mystery (Abby Fields Cozy Mystery Series, Book 1)
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Narrated by:
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Jassy Mackenzie
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By:
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Emma Park
Welcome to Hazelmere... an idyllic English village. Or is it?
After Abby Fields is disastrously fired from her London firm, she applies for a stable hand job at Langdon House Estate in the village of Hazelmere. But when she arrives for the interview, the estate’s in chaos.
Lord Langdon has died and his estranged sons have arrived for the reading of the will. Handsome farm manager Oliver offers her temporary work that might become permanent depending on who inherits and what they decide to do with the estate.
Will it be sour Stuart or flirty Josh? The brothers have only one thing in common – they hate each other.
Stuart is a nitpicking micromanager of note. Josh seems a better choice, but there’s an uneasy moment when he makes a pass at Abby.
After the will is read, hidden motives become clear. The new heir is not the person Abby believed him to be, and the estate is headed for destruction.
And then, there’s a murder...
Sucked into the ensuing chaos, Abby must fight to clear her name and uncover the real killer’s identity, while dealing with a rogue donkey, a police detective who keeps arresting the wrong people, and her own fears of getting back in the saddle.
Can she juggle all these balls without smashing any of them?
Her future, and the estate’s, depends on it.
If you like horses, humor, out of control donkeys and captivating whodunits, you'll love Mount Up for Murder. One click will take you straight to Hazelmere.
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From the very beginning the story is silly, in the UK you can’t be ‘fired’ and replaced for no reason at all. Yard jobs are low paid and rubbish hours it’s not something you randomly decide to do.
The horse side of things is completely inaccurate and incorrect.
The switch between American terms and English ones is annoying. No English person would say ‘pants’ for trousers.
The police story line is hugely inaccurate.
I’m only finishing listening because I wasted a credit on it.
Completely unbelievable story
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