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Say No to Murder  
Author: Nancy Pickard
ISBN: 0792722140
Format: Handover
Publish Date: June, 2005
 
     
     
   Book Review

From AudioFile
There are an astonishing number of murders per capita in the seacoast city of Port Frederick, Massachusetts. Fortunately, there's also Jenny Cain, foundation director and amateur sleuth, to solve them. The latest in this series concerns a commercial waterfront development and those whose lives are affected by it. Dialect is much easier to listen to than read, and Shea provides a range--Yankee, Southern and European--which runs counterpoint to her own first-person inflectionless narrative. A committee meeting shows her at her best. Plenty of red herrings swim in this mystery, but Shea as Jenny capably hooks the real predator. J.B.G. (c)AudioFile, Portland, Maine




Say No to Murder

FROM THE PUBLISHER

Someone is sabotaging the Liberty Harbor Restoration--first with fire, then with murder. As director of the town's Civic Foundation, Jenny Cain should have been glad when the police made an arrest. Unfortunately, it was the one person she believed innocent!

FROM THE CRITICS

AudioFile - Judy B. Gummere

There are an astonishing number of murders per capita in the seacoast city of Port Frederick, Massachusetts. Fortunately, there￯﾿ᄑs also Jenny Cain, foundation director and amateur sleuth, to solve them. The latest in this series concerns a commercial waterfront development and those whose lives are affected by it. Dialect is much easier to listen to than read, and Shea provides a range Yankee, Southern and European which runs counterpoint to her own first-person inflectionless narrative. A committee meeting shows her at her best. Plenty of red herrings swim in this mystery, but Shea as Jenny capably hooks the real predator. J.B.G. ￯﾿ᄑAudioFile, Portland, Maine

     



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