Plot: 3.5⭐️
Audio Narration: 5⭐️

Beth Heller is a sharp-witted lawyer, temporarily living in Bermuda, setting up a tax haven for her family who are deep into organized crime. When Serena Steede, the daughter of the owner of the hotel where Beth is staying, approaches her to help clear the name of one of the hotel staff who is accused of murdering an affluent elderly woman in whose house she was also employed, Beth is initially reluctant to take on a new client. But Serena is persistent and Beth ultimately agrees, triggering a requires of events that ultimately has her teaming up with Tony Durant, a lawyer who has left a lucrative career behind and now practices law in Bermuda and Serena, who is smart and resourceful and whose knowledge of the locale and the residents proves to be useful in their investigation of the case and the subsequent situations in which they become embroiled.

With a cast of interesting characters, an evenly paced sequence of intriguing interconnected mysteries involving murder, mayhem and much more and a good dose of humor thrown in for good measure Murder in Bermuda by James Patterson, Aaron Tracy and Thaddeus McCants is an engaging and entertaining listen. I really enjoyed the dynamics between the characters. I won’t describe the plotting as particularly complex, but I did enjoy following the characters as they went out sorting their professional (and personal) dilemmas and thought that the narrators, Mary-Louise Parker, Ronald Peet and Kim Aria Peterson did an excellent job bringing the characters and the setting to life. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed the 4 hours of entertainment that this audiobook had to offer! ( )