Murder at Ebbets Field, Troy Soos
Murder at Ebbets Field, Troy Soos
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Murder at Ebbets Field

Author: Troy Soos

Narrator: Johnny Heller

Unabridged: 8 hr 20 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Recorded Books

Published: 12/05/2008


Synopsis

Packed with early 1900s fun, mystery writer Troy Soos' lively Mickey Rawlings series hits a winning combination of exciting intrigue and America's favorite sport. Murder at Ebbets Field whisks you back to the golden beginnings of professional baseball and the innocent glamour of the first motion pictures. The 1914 race for the pennant is heating up, and Giant's rookie Mickey Rawlings dreams of playing in the World Series. But vicious publicity swirls around him when he discovers the body of a glamorous movie star-who just happens to be the new Dodgers owner-at Coney Island. Soon bad luck stalks him, calling outs on and off the field. Membership in the Mystery Writers of America and the Society for American Baseball Research enables Troy Soos to create sparkling whodunits filled with authentic baseball lore. Veteran narrator Johnny Heller's spirited rendition captivates mystery lovers and sports enthusiasts alike.

Reviews

Goodreads review by KOMET on January 25, 2020

"MURDER AT EBBETS FIELD" is the third novel in the Mickey Rawlings series of mystery novels I've read in which Major League Baseball looms large. This time, the reader is transported to Ebbets Field in Brooklyn in the first week of August 1914, where the Brooklyn Dodgers is playing against their cro......more

Goodreads review by Ronna on June 19, 2014

Second mystery outing for Mickey Rawlings. Now he's with the New York Giants and is hoping to play in the World Series. But being a utility player, he is asked to do numerous things just to stay part of the team. When a movie producer asks for a Giant player to be in his movie with starlet, Florence......more

Goodreads review by Brian on March 23, 2017

As usual, fun more for the texture of the details rather than the solution to the mystery. The author puts the reader in a different time where athletes and actors were suspect rather than center-stage and where men could be charged with a crime for going shirtless in public. The narrating guide he......more

Goodreads review by Karen on October 30, 2017

I am enjoying this series. The books have the requisite murders but are also filled with baseball history which I find fascinating.......more

Goodreads review by Larry on January 02, 2020

Again, a good read, entertaining and informative. What is particularly enjoyable about this series is the insight it gives into 1. Baseball in the early 20th century, 2. Some of the characters in the game, and 3. The stadiums that are a part of the history of the game. It is almost as if the mystery i......more