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Case Closed

Every Time I Go on Vacation, Someone Dies: 1

Case Closed

Macmillan

News, True Crime

4.22K Ratings

🗓️ 10 March 2026

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Tune in for a new episode of Season 14 of the Case Closed podcast, in which we serialize the EVERY TIME I GO ON VACATION, SOMEONE DIES audiobook by Catherine Mack. Can’t wait for the next episode? You can buy EVERY TIME I GO ON VACATION, SOMEONE DIES in full here or wherever you get your audiobooks.

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0:00.0

Welcome to Case Closed. You're listening to Every Time I Go on Vacation Someone Dies by Catherine Mack, narrated by Elizabeth Evans.

0:16.5

About the author

0:17.9

Eleanor Dash is the author of the Vacation Mysteries series, which began with when in Rome,

0:25.8

a runaway bestseller that was on the New York Times bestseller list for six months.

0:31.3

Eleanor studied marketing at the University of Southern California,

0:35.1

but ended up skipping out on her first day of work with a big advertising

0:38.6

company because she was deep into writing. Oops, that probably wouldn't have worked out anyway.

0:44.9

Eleanor lives in Venice Beach, California, with her sister Harper. One day, she hopes to work up

0:50.8

the courage to jump out of an airplane. But since she gets vertigo in tall

0:55.7

buildings, that's highly unlikely. You can follow her on all the usual places on social,

1:01.7

but why would you want to?

1:07.5

Chapter 1. I'm going to kill him.

1:12.6

Rome Bless Chapter 1. I'm going to kill him. Rome.

1:14.5

Bless me, Father, for I have sinned.

1:17.6

I want to commit a homicide.

1:20.0

Why, you ask?

1:21.6

Bear with me for a second, and I'll explain.

1:24.4

I write books for a living.

1:26.7

But the thing is, I never meant to write a book in the first

1:29.6

place. I know that sounds nuts. Who writes an entire novel by accident? But that's what happened.

1:37.2

Ten years ago, after a life-changing trip to Italy during a crisp January, I wrote a book.

1:47.6

And, okay, I know what you're thinking. Didn't Elizabeth Gilbert do that already? Was it some kind of eat-pray-love knock-off? I want to say no, but the truth is,

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