Plum Pudding Murder Free Audiobook Download by Joanne Fluke

Joanne Fluke is a historian who specializes in the study of food history and gastronomy. Her husband, David, has written a cookbook that is supposed to be his magnum opus. Jo tells David that she can't write about the book because she's "having trouble thinking about food," but she is secretly writing a whodunit about their life together.

"A 'Plum Pudding Murder' by Joanne Fluke is all about a feng shui fanatic, who's also kind of lunatic, who murders her husband and then invites his best friend over for tea. The story takes place in Toronto, Canada. It is narrated by Suzanne Toren."

Plum Pudding Murder book is the story of a wealthy retired judge and his wife who are turned into sadistic killers by their servant.

Plum Pudding Murder by Joanne Fluke is a wonderful murder mystery. After the great success of her cookbook, "Gone with the Cannoli", Theo Lassiter called on author Joanne Fluke to write a novel based on the life of famed pastry chef, Amalia Bonacquisti. In this audiobook, you will meet the glamorous and well-known Amalia Bonaccici while listening to the story unfold in your ears. The narrator Suzanne Toren has an amazing voice that is perfect for this fantastic book.

Plum Pudding Murder is a captivating audiobook. Every character has their own back story, and each interaction between them is funny and suspenseful. I could not stop listening to the book once it started, as every chapter flows well into the next. I highly recommend this audiobook for anyone who loves a good mystery!

Plum Pudding Murder is a novel written by Joanne Fluke. It follows the story of an author, who is getting ready for the release of her latest book, when all the sudden she gets a call from the publisher saying that they can't get hold of her and they want to cancel her contract. The author is distraught and decides to take a hiatus from writing altogether and travel around Europe with her husband. The story takes place in France, Spain, Italy, London and Brussels.