A Cat in the Attic Mystery

About This Audiobook

Calliope Rose Collins isn’t just returning to Foxtail Lake—she’s retreating. With her high-octane career in ruins after a life-altering accident, she trades city chaos for the creaky comforts of Hollister House and her Great Aunt Gracie’s enigmatic wisdom. But rest is short-lived. A murder plunges the lakeside town into tension, pulling in Calliope’s childhood friend, Officer Cass Wylander, and dragging Calliope into a mystery she can’t ignore. This isn’t just a whodunit; it’s a slow unraveling of old loyalties, buried secrets, and the quiet ache of starting over—spiced with a curious cat who seems to know more than he’s saying. Kasey Logan’s narration elevates the cozy tone without smoothing its edges—her voice captures Calliope’s guarded vulnerability and dry wit with precision, while distinct, understated accents give the supporting cast texture without veering into caricature. The pacing is deliberate, letting suspicion build like fog across the lake, and the audiobook’s strength lies in its atmosphere: crackling fireplaces, hushed conversations, and the subtle tension of a protagonist learning to trust her instincts again. If you like mysteries where the setting feels like a character and the sleuth is more introspective than invincible, this delivers with warmth—and just enough bite.