Busman's Honeymoon Free Audiobook Download by Dorothy L. Sayers

Busman's Honeymoon is a mystery novel written by Dorothy Sayers and published in 1937. It's a tale of blackmail, deceit, and murder that takes place in England during the 1930s. The story begins with an unpublished detective author named Roger Busman who is writing his latest book after a summer on the beach. While he is sunbathing, he spies on a woman who seems to be having some sort of breakdown. He decides to follow her around London so as to learn more about her situation. As it turns out, she puts on an act for him so that she can get close enough to him to steal his blank paper and use it to compose notes for blackmailing someone else.

Busman's Honeymoon is set in the fictional town of Thwapwater, where a cricket match has been canceled due to rain. The cancellation leads to other cancelled events, and soon Thwapwater is deserted. Busman, a detective, and Honeymoon, a private investigator who was having a rough day, decide to spend their honeymoon in Thwapwater while the town is empty. Soon they are caught up in an investigation that takes them into the heart of their marriage.

Busman's Honeymoon is a detective novel by British author Dorothy L. Sayers, first published in 1935. She wrote the book as a mystery set in England and featuring Inspector Lord Peter Wimsey. The detective is an aristocrat who takes on unraveling a complex case of murder and mistaken identity.

"Busman's Honeymoon" is the first novel by Dorothy L. Sayers, and it is a story of a successful woman and her investigations into an attempted murder on a honeymoon cruise. This is one of the books in the detective Lord Peter Wimsey series, which was written by Sayers between 1923-1927. The audiobook download has been narrated by Ian Carmichael, and he does a wonderful job of bringing Sayers' writing to life.

"Busman's Honeymoon" is a crime novel by Dorothy L. Sayers, and the second in her Lord Peter Wimsey series. The story follows the life of Wimsey as he investigates a murder amongst the wealthy and titled. Sayers' style is characterized by prose that's "glossy with wit," and her detective stories are famous for their witty twists and turns.

Busman's Honeymoon is the story of a newlywed couple, David and Barbara, who go on their honeymoon to France. Through a series of events they get lost and spend three days on the side of a mountain. The narrator is David, which adds to the suspense. They couldn't have gotten lost if he weren't driving so you can really feel for him as he becomes increasingly frustrated as time goes on.