Tourists Are for Trapping
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A trip to London turns deadly ... until a cat helps foil a nearly purrfect crime.
Larkinâs Luxury Tours Number 79 is a travelerâs nightmare. The problems started in Zurich, when one of the group died under mysterious circumstances. Now the remaining tour members have landed in London, tight-lipped, fearful, and ready to ask for their money back. Itâs up to Doug Perkins of PR firm Perkins and Tate to restore their spirits.
Naturally, for the restoration of spirits Doug arranges a pub crawl, and with the help of his cat, Pandora, heâs jollying them back into being happy campers (at the best hotels, of course). Then foul play strikes again. Now Doug, assisted by Pandoraâs feline ability to smell a rat, needs to find out which tourist hides a preference for bed, breakfast, and murder.
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Marian Babson is a mystery writer and the author of more than forty novels in the traditional amateur-sleuth style, âmurder most British.â In 1996 she was awarded the Crime Writersâ Association Dagger in the library category for her body of work. She was born in Salem, Massachusetts, but has lived in London for the greater part of her life. Her many interestsâtheater, cinema, art, cooking, travel, and catsâare reflected in her numerous novels.
Steven Crossley is a multi-Earphones Award winner and twice-nominated Audie finalist who has narrated over two-hundred audiobooks. He graduated from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London and has established an acting career on both sides of the Atlantic in theatre, television, film, and radio drama. A member of the internationally acclaimed company Complicite, he has performed with distinguished companies in New York and London.
