Murder with All the Trappings
Narrated by Karen Cass
The Saddler Mysteries, Book 2
- Released
- April 29, 2026
- Length
- 9 hrs 27 mins
- Format
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- Philippa Lee Mors
In "Murder with All the Trappings," set in December 1903 in Somerset, a middle-aged saddler named Harriet Cobb is tasked with crafting a decorative saddle for a wedding at the grand Ashwold Abbey. Accompanied by her witty horse, Bertie, who is less than thrilled about the festivities, they unexpectedly discover a corpse, turning the joyous occasion into a murder mystery. As they navigate a web of peculiar suspects and secrets within the abbey, Harriet and Bertie must piece together clues to unearth the truth behind the sinister events, all while dealing with the absurdities of their situation. This cozy historical mystery combines humor and intrigue, perfect for fans of engaging, lighthearted whodunits.
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