Gabby Greene Knows Whodunit

By: Sam Tschida

Narrated by: Mia Hutchinson Shaw

In this fast-paced and deliciously witty spy romcom, a single mom finds herself on a mission with the CIA as they attempt to uncover a cult—perfect for fans of Finlay Donovan Is Killing It.

Gabby Greene: Secret agent. Mother of two. Figuring it out as she goes along.

After her divorce, Gabby never expected that she’d be this close to having it all. Spying with a hot handler who’s an expert in after-hours under-the-covers work was not on her current bingo card. But balancing romance, espionage, and school lunches is a job for a magician, not a secret agent. Gabby will just have to keep dreamy Markus at arm's-length . . .

Easier said than done. Her next mission, should she choose to accept it: Pretend to be Markus’s fiancée so they can infiltrate a Power Couples Retreat to see whether the group is selling national security secrets (in addition to questionable beauty products).

To avert a national crisis, Gabby and Markus will need to look like they’re in love, planning their wedding—and enjoying the honeymoon cottage. Faking a relationship with the perfect man without actually falling for him? Piece of calorie-free cake, right?

shot and a miss

I don't know why, but Gabby seemed needier and more annoying than the last book. I found myself constantly thinking, shut up, you are a spy, quite whining about every damn thing. I also was annoyed more with family, too needy, too ick.

Lots of surprises

The story was great lots of laughs and unexpected twists! It would have just as enjoyable without the colorful language.

Slapstick with groaner ineptitude

LOVE the male main character and her best friend. Dislike the female lead. If the second-guessing-inner-dialogue could be eliminated it would be much better.

Love Gabby!

Absolutely love this series! Very enjoyable listen that actually makes me laugh out loud and keeps me entertained. I did not want to stop listening! Hope to see more come out!

Swing and a miss

This is what happens when a guy writes what is supposed to be a girl power story. He just missed. He created a character that was supposed to be empowered but at the end of the day she couldn’t control her emotions and all she wanted was to please the boy. On top of that the mystery was juvenile and silly. I know it is a cozy and we have to suspend some reality but this was just plain silly. It was a rough listen for me and I couldn’t wait for the end. Not for the conclusion of the mystery but rather the pain of the book