Death Comes Silently

Death Comes Silently - Review by Martha A. Cheves, Author of Stir, Laugh, Repeat; Think With Your Taste Buds; A Book and A Dish Annie was struck by the weariness evident in his broad face. He was Billy, big, brawny, and muscular, but Billy without his customary equanimity. Tight lines marked the cor......more

I've read nearly all the Death on Demand series and they are very good! Sometimes Annie's Pollyanna-ish outlook irritates me and I think Carolyn Hart dwells too much on Max's being charged with murder (of course Annie and her posse got it straightened out) a few books back. But all-in-all a good rea......more

I've read all the Death on Demand mysteries. This was my least favorite. I've grown weary of Max and his life of leisure. Too much of this plot and its characters were just not realistic. I'll give the next one a chance and then perhaps I'm off to greener pastures.......more

Winter rolls into Broward Rock, South Carolina, and business is slowing — except murder. The first death, a drowning, is deemed an accident but then, there is another, a volunteer at the charity shop. All the signs point toward the shop's handyman, Jeremy Young, but Annie Darling, owner of Death on......more

The main problem with this audiobook, I think, was the reader. Her narrative voice and some of her main character voices had little energy. Not monotone exactly, but I felt like I had to expend a lot of energy just to get through each disk. I've read several of the early novels in this series in pri......more