A Lady's Guide to Etiquette and Murder Free Audiobook Download by Dianne Freeman

The personification of elegance, Diane Freeman is on a mission to help the world learn to be more polite and well behaved. She offers tips for everything from how to raise your carriage to what sartorial choices will make you socially acceptable at a cocktail party. What makes this book particularly interesting is that it's narrated in the first person by fictional protagonist Sarah Zimmerman, an aspiring author who's been asked by her editor to investigate Diane's work.

This book is about etiquette for a lady and murder mystery. This audiobook has very accurate descriptions of the clothing, language we use, and how to speak on certain occasions that you can use in everyday life. I would recommend this book to anyone looking to learn more about etiquette and it's not just for ladies only; men could also find this very useful.

Nancy's story is one of hope and redemption. It's a story of the things that happen in life, and the choices we make. The author Dianne Freeman has created a character that you'll come to love with every page turn. Nancy's witty comments, her struggles, her family, and her friends are all so incredibly captivating.

With a title like this it is easy to see why I was completely intrigued by this audiobook when I stumbled across it. This book is in my opinion one of the best written murder mysteries I have had the pleasure of listening to. The author includes details that make you feel as if you are right there with the protagonist on her journey of self discovery and murder.

If you are in the mood for a full-length audiobook, this book is an easy and fantastic choice. There are eight chapters that have been broken into smaller parts so it is quite manageable to listen to even for those who don't enjoy long books.

There are many authors who write cozy mysteries and, by law, they must include a murder. Dianne Freeman's book, A Lady's Guide to Etiquette and Murder is a delightful read. The author has created an uproar over the years with her books as they have been popular with both women and men.