
Sentenced to Death
A Booktown Mystery
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Narrated by:
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Cassandra Campbell
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By:
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Lorna Barrett
As the owner of Stoneham, New Hampshire's, mystery bookstore Haven't Got a Clue, Tricia Miles can figure out whodunit in the latest best seller long before she gets to the last page. But when her friend is killed in a freak accident, Tricia must use her sleuthing skills to solve a murder mystery that promises to be much more sinister than the books on her shelves.
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Excellent Read
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didnt seem as good as earlier books of the series.
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I'm really enjoying this series
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Tricia has her suspicions about the crash and starts asking questions. Strangely, David Black, Deborah's husband, has her immediately cremated without telling the rest of her family and schedules the service for the next morning. When everyone shows up, they discover David has no program planned and sends everyone home after a few hors d'ouvres. He also refuses to take his 2-year-old son, Davey, leaving him with Deborah's mother, Elizabeth Crane. Even more disturbing is that David immediately sells the store that has been Deborah's pride and joy, The Happy Domestic, to Nigella Reseda Associates, who have been buying up a lot of Stoneham. Within a few days, their representative, Antonio Barbero, who is dating Ginny, the best store assistant Tricia has ever had, has closed on the purchase and installed Ginny as the manager of The Happy Domestic. But Ginny faces all sorts of problems, leading Tricia to question things further, putting herself in danger.
I have really enjoyed listening to the Booktown books, and <strong>Sentenced to Death</strong> is a strong addition to the series. I liked the way that the book began strong with a dramatic death yet moved slowly with the mystery until things sped up dramatically. I appreciate the setting of Stoneham, where Deborah was a regular but minor character until this book. We feel connected to the town and to its citizens, with all the daily happenings, both positive and negative.
Cassandra Campbell voices the audiobook of <strong>Sentenced to Death</strong> and does so with her usual flavor and energy. She uses clear voices for each character and makes the audio version of this book a real pleasure to listen to.
I appreciated getting to listen to <strong>Sentenced to Death</strong>, which is a clever and delightful book. It made me, as a listener, become highly invested in the characters and in the mystery plot. I'm eager to learn what will happen next in the lives of Tricia and her friends. I give this book five stars!
<strong>Disclaimer:</strong> I received this book for free for review purposes, but that in no way influenced the content of my review.
Death by plane crash
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Not her best, but still entertaining.
Great listen
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Good cozy mystery but...
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But the main characters are great and much can be forgiven.
Whodunnit?
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Tricia Miles is perhaps one of the most irritatingly entitled characters I have ever run across. She seems to be bitter about everything, grateful about nothing in her truly charmed existence. 'Judgemental' should be her middle name. With all that said, I continue to listen to this series because it generally ticks all the boxes for me. Although every time Tricia frowns again, or is sad she's ordered the same salad again, or is disappointed in someone's behavior again, or mentions how SHE was the unloved, unwanted sister, again ... or feels like everyone owes her an explanation for something that's absolutely none of her business ... again ... I have to take a deep breath and just power through the story. Now I just count every time I want to slap her ... then move on to the next book hoping she's going to change her insufferable attitude.Get over yourself, Tricia!!!
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Sorry, I couldn't listen to this one
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