Bones of a Feather

A Sarah Booth Delaney Mystery, Book 11

De: Carolyn Haines

Narrado por: Kate Forbes

Winner of both the Harper Lee Award and the Richard Wright Award for Literary Excellence, Carolyn Haines has thrilled countless readers with her Sarah Booth Delaney mysteries. Here, Sarah investigates when two wealthy heiresses claim a four-million-dollar family necklace was stolen. All the evidence points to insurance fraud, but when Sarah starts poking into the family’s dark secrets, one of the heiresses disappears.

Investigate another case with Sarah Booth Delaney.©2011 Carolyn Haines (P)2011 Recorded Books, LLC

Just say NO!

I have really enjoyed these books up until this one. The storyline read more like dumb and dumber. At what point in the case do you just say No?

I also missed the antics of Jitty in this one. The books aren’t the same without her ghostly humor. Her character is what has intrigued me to listen to these audiobooks. Without Jitty, the storyline goes downhill, in my opinion

I love the bits of histiry, too

I keep pulling out more of these books :-) This is one of the big hits in my collection of this author's books. I had trouble keeping the 3 or 4 good looking guys straight in my mind, thpugh.

surprise...surprise...surprise...

Wow! One twist after another! One of the best Sarah Booth Delaney adventures![:-bd] You will enjoy this one!!!

The whole Sarah Booth Delaney series

I started with book one and got hooked! Each book is entertaining and a great listen especially as the characters develop but this story line was a surprise and its the best so far!

Annoying

Every decision the two leads made in in this story was annoying. I love these books until this one. It was hard to finish

Brain damaged?

While I wanted to know how it ended,I I was angered by all the poor choices the main characters made. From almost the very beginning they had serious doubts. It was like watching a low budget 'b' movie, where the stupid heroine, has experienced all of her many friends murdered, STILL checks out the strange noise in the dark creepy basement alone. Come on! The ladies just keep on working for the proven untrustworthy clients. Please spare me. They've learned absolutely nothing from their past cases.

excellent writing and narration

I loved the book. It was a pure joy as every book in the series is.

Convoluted and unbelievable.

Sarah Booth has stopped being intelligent and analytical in this book. Also, the aristocratic southern social tropes are worn and trite now.

Couldn't finish

I liked the book a bit, but the silly ghost character was too much. I don't mind unconventional characters, but this one didn't even ring true...even for a ghost. What's that they say about alternative realities having to be believable? I was disappointed because it's always great to find a new series or author you like.