Murder in an Irish Bookshop Free Audiobook Download by Carlene O'Connor

Detective Inspector Carlene O'Connor is investigating a murder that took place in an Irish bookshop. She believes the killer is a collector of rare books and has been looking for a valuable edition of the history of leprechauns to add to his collection. He's only too happy to help her investigate so long as she helps him get his hands on the book.

The audiobook is a short story narrated in first person perspective. It has 15 chapters with an average length of 5 minutes each. It is based on the true story of a murder and ensuing mystery surrounding it in Carlow, Ireland back in the 1960s.

In this book, the author Carlene O'Connor introduces readers to a town in Ireland called Cloon. The people of Cloon are hard working and work together. On one particular day, there was an incident involving some books from the library that weren't on the shelves. The librarian called the police but they couldn't find anything out about it. It wasn't until two years later when the librarian found a dead body in one of the books that she could finally identify who took the books and killed him.

In Murder in an Irish Bookshop, author Carlene O'Connor takes you on a hilarious adventure around Dublin. The story takes place over the course of one day, with each chapter divided into two smaller parts that can be read independently. This audiobook is perfect for anyone who wants to explore Ireland and enjoys a good mystery.

The first in the series of audiobooks by Caroline Lennon that chronicle the adventures of non-conformist detective DI Charlie Parker, this story is narrated by Charlie herself. The narration captures Charlie's voice so well that listeners can easily picture her with realistic expressions and body language. In the opening scene, a woman is found dead at an Irish bookshop. From here, we follow Charlie as she unravels the mystery behind what happened to the woman while visiting Ireland. The audio production is top-notch and includes a diverse cast of characters from each Irish region who play their parts brilliantly and bring this to life almost like reading a novel.