Roe heads out of town to speak at the True Crime and Mystery Conference at a scenic lodge, run by Linda Bennett (Kirsten Robek). Of course, she's on a panel with Lawrenceton's Captain Lynn Smith (Miranda Frigon) to add a little conflict to the story. Roe brings a gaggle of Real Murders Club friends, including Professor Nick Miller (Niall Matter), and they all get embroiled in a murder investigation when Aurora Teagarden's nephew, Phillip, is accused of murder when an unplanned onstage blackout during the play in which he is performing ends, revealing Phillip holding the bloody knife that has just killed one of the other performers.
Above average Aurora Teagarden episode which is a whole lot of fun. Set in a scenic lodge, there's a murder play which goes wrong with the actress found stabbed with a real knife which was switched from a fake one. It's tightly-plotted, has a usual plethora of twists - there's plenty to keep you interested.
Above average Aurora Teagarden episode which is a whole lot of fun. Set in a scenic lodge, there's a murder play which goes wrong with the actress found stabbed with a real knife which was switched from a fake one. It's tightly-plotted, has a usual plethora of twists - there's plenty to keep you interested.