12B: How to Solve Your Own Murder

Episode 24 of the 50/50 Books podcast, hosted by 50/50 Books, titled "12B: How to Solve Your Own Murder" was published on August 23, 2024 and runs 74 minutes.

August 23, 2024 ·74m · 50/50 Books

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Summary

Frances Adams is given a foretelling of death, and she’s spent her life trying to solve this crime-to-be, digging up secrets of those around her in the process. In the present day, Annie Adams has been called upon to meet with her reclusive great-aunt Frances. However, Annie arrives too late, and now she’s determined to catch the killer and solve the mystery Frances has left behind with her murder. This episode we’re finishing up “How to Solve Your Own Murder” by Kristen Perrin! TW/CWs for this book seem to be: Death/Murder, infidelity, gun violence, abuse (domestic) And our Socials are: https://twitter.com/5050_books https://www.youtube.com/@5050_Books https://www.goodreads.com/5050_books

Episode Description

Frances Adams is given a foretelling of death, and she’s spent her life trying to solve this crime-to-be, digging up secrets of those around her in the process. In the present day, Annie Adams has been called upon to meet with her reclusive great-aunt Frances. However, Annie arrives too late, and now she’s determined to catch the killer and solve the mystery Frances has left behind with her murder.

This episode we’re finishing up “How to Solve Your Own Murder” by Kristen Perrin!

TW/CWs for this book seem to be:

Death/Murder, infidelity, gun violence, abuse (domestic)

And our Socials are:

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