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In Calling the Dead, Deputy Tempe
Crabtree is challenged by a death that looks like suicide and a suicide that
looks like murder and putting her job on the line, she investigates both on her
on time, and jeopardizes her marriage when she uses Native American ways to
call back the dead.
Here is another review:
Another Great One in the Temple Crabtree Mystery
Series!
Mystery
writer Marilyn Meredith has a unique writing style that makes all her
tales not only wonderful stories but also so easy to read. It is pure enjoyment
every time I read one of her books. I have now read so many of them that I am
beginning to feel like a real Afan.@ Her latest
book in the ATemple
Crabtree Mystery Series@ is titled ACalling The
Dead.@ This is
her best work to date. She actually appears to be getting better with each of
her books.
Her Native
American heroine is Deputy Temple Crabtree who uses her own intuitions as much
as investigative tools to solve crimes. This time her little community of Bear
Creek has two events that leave two people dead; one looks or appears to be
from natural causes and the other could be a murder. On closer look and on her
and her husband=s feelings,
it becomes much more complicated. Was the murder actually a suicide or an
accident? And who were those two young people who reported finding the body and
why did they give false names and addresses and leave so quickly? Was the other
death really from natural causes? Or do we have something more going on with
our new widow?
The plot of
this book is gently unfolded and laid out so that as Deputy Crabtree finds
clues and sorts things the reader feels a real satisfaction and can almost feel
like they are working the case themselves . I enjoyed putting the pieces of the
puzzle together and it made the book kind of an inter-active reading adventure
for me.
This book
is given FIVE STARS by The American Authors Association. It also
receives my personal endorsement. It is enjoyable and entertaining and makes
for a nice weekend reading adventure.
I do hope you'll give Calling the Dead a try.
Marilyn
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