Star Spangled Murder Free Audiobook Download by Leslie Meier

Star Spangled Murder is a whodunit mystery. It has been written from the perspective of five different narrators: Lenore, who is at home with her young daughter; Abigail Johnston, a recent college graduate who was looking for a job in Washington D.C.; Mattie, an old woman who's lived on Star Spangled Drive for decades; and Sophie Meehan, who was visiting Mattie and trying to reconnect with her deceased husband when he's murdered.

In the year 1901, Lizzie and her friends traveled to Washington D.C. to celebrate the Fourth of July holiday with their countrymen. They had a wonderful time until one evening when they decided to go out for a stroll on the roof of the building where they were staying. And when Lizzie and her friends got up there, that's where things went horribly wrong. Now Lizzie is in jail for murder, and it looks like she will never be able to prove her innocence.

Star Spangled Murder is an audiobook told by Karen White. It follows the story of a reporter and her partner who are on the evening news team in the Washington DC area. The two interview witnesses to crimes that have been committed around Metro station, which happens to be where their newsroom is. After interviewing one witness, they hear a gunshot nearby and go looking for their source and find her dead in her car with a gun next to her.

Narrated by the talented Karen White, this audiobook is a heart-pounding mystery. The story centers around a murder in the trendy neighborhood of Washington D.C. and how John Ellington and his partner, Matthew Barlowe, find themselves caught up in the investigation.

The murder of an elderly woman takes place in a small town on the Fourth of July, turning the holidays upside-down. A local reporter is on the case to uncover the truth, but with so many suspects and so little evidence, it's harder than ever to find out who killed her.

In the 19th century, Washington Irving wrote a story called 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow'. The story is about an Ichabod Crane who suspects someone is out to get him, but what he doesn't know is that it's because everyone thinks he's a nut! The story was so popular that it became a play and then eventually an opera.