Without Any Warning

By: Peggy A. Edelheit

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 7 hrs and 10 mins

Publisher's summary

"Highly recommend!" "Get drawn into this mystery!" "Amazing novel!" "What a great piece of literature!" "Fun mystery!" "Enjoyable fun filled read." “I love a good sense of humor, and Peggy Edelheit has one of the best. Her writing style reminds me of Janet Evanovich and her Stephanie Plum series.”“Edelheit has a way of effortlessly weaving humor and intrigue into a fun mystery novel.” "Highly recommend." "Laugh out-loud dialogue, gossip, innuendo, clichés, and rumors fly with humor and intrigue involving Sam’s past: two linked mysteries with her as the main target."
Author, Samantha Jamison rents a boardwalk beach house at the Jersey shore for R&R and to write, wishful thinking. She has no clue what’s about to happen next. Without any warning, utter chaos takes over when her old college roommate, Mona, shows up at her door unannounced, as do a string of non-stop guests. Sam is then swept up in a new puzzle linking the FBI, Mafia, and a secretive CD everyone is after. Sam must find it first or she’ll end up like her husband, Stephen—dead. “This riveting page-turner is adrenaline-fueled and jam-packed with pitch-perfect tête-à-têtes and flows seamlessly into Edelheit’s follow-up sequel to The Puzzle.”

What is on the disc that puts Sam in jeopardy? Why does everyone think she has it, including her friend, Mona? Is she lying too? Mayhem abounds in this fast-paced and hilarious mystery sequel with its non-stop, effortless tongue-in-cheek exposés. “This particular volume is right up there in my opinion with the best of Edelheit’s work – her signature strokes of blunt comedy and humor are present as much as they have ever been and the storyline (which in this particular book involves a coastal setting imbued with hush, hush rumors in which Sam is the target) is exactly what I’ve come to expect – crisp, engaging, entirely readable for a full range of audiences, and fully entertaining from start to finish.”

Can Sam survive this fast-paced developing mystery? Can she solve it? Nothing less than that would not be this Peggy’s style when she ties up those loose ends, would it? The pages fly by right up until Peggy’s usual razor-sharp, surprising finale. “Peggy A. Edelheit brings humor to the mystery genre in an excellent way. She makes it her mission to lead you down, turn after turn, keeping you guessing on the outcome until you think that you cannot take it anymore, then she slides in the humor...”