Beaufort & Company, #4. I love this series...the idea of a lawyer for the dead is really an interesting concept and then to give her a temporal client that is also looking for the truth to the same mystery but from a different angle makes the story even better.
I learn a bit more about Bree and her heritage and some back story to go along with it. I also found that she is more involved with the dead then she was in the past.
Very well written, kept me turning the pages wanting to know what would happen next.
I learn a bit more about Bree and her heritage and some back story to go along with it. I also found that she is more involved with the dead then she was in the past.
Very well written, kept me turning the pages wanting to know what would happen next.
Patricia h C. (PATTC) -
This series has a really unusual story line.
I really enjoy reading this series
I really enjoy reading this series
Great characters, good mystery with lots of twist, nice Southern culture. Just a very enjoyable book. The whole series has been a pleasure to read. One of the better cozy series.
Pamela L. (grandpam) -
"'Two puppies shy of a litter' EB said with a little touch of indignation." Bree's secretary in her paying office is a love of a woman and needed to lighten the atmosphere occassionally with a little bit of silly. Loved this book. Ms Stanton is going from strength to strength in this series. This fourth books does not focus so much on family history-which is never fully explained-and more on Bree's personality and developing the characters. I did not guess the ending and it did not appear out of nowhere but is logically explained. I am not a regular follower of her Hemlock Falls mysteries although I have read a good many of them but Bree and company are always on my wish list. I am not particularly involved with the vampire/ghosts/ghouls genre prevalent just now in the mystery world but this one is special. Take a chance, you will like the "gang."
