The Death of Mrs Westaway Summary
"The Death of Mrs. Westaway" is a gripping mystery novel by Ruth Ware, narrated in the audiobook version by Imogen Church. The story follows the life of Harriet "Hal" Westaway, a young tarot card reader struggling to make ends meet after the death of her mother.
When Hal receives a letter from a lawyer informing her of a potential inheritance from a deceased grandmother, she sees it as a way out of her financial troubles. The only problem is that Hal knows that Mrs. Westaway couldn't be her grandmother. However, she decides to attend the funeral and see if she can claim the inheritance anyways.
Once she arrives at the funeral, Hal is quickly caught up in the strange dynamics of the Westaway family. As she begins to dig deeper into the family's secrets and history, she realizes that the inheritance might not be the only thing she has to worry about.
The plot twists and turns, keeping the listener engaged and eager to uncover the truth behind the mysterious death of Mrs. Westaway. Imogen Church's narration is spot-on, perfectly capturing the tone and tension of the story. Her voice is clear and easy to follow, making it easy to get lost in the story and forget that you're listening to an audiobook.
Overall, "The Death of Mrs. Westaway" is a must-listen for fans of mystery and suspense novels. Ruth Ware's masterful storytelling combined with Imogen Church's excellent narration makes for an unforgettable audiobook experience.
