
A Denial of Death
Helen Binney Mysteries, Book 2
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Narrado por:
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Lisa Valdini
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Gin Jones
From acclaimed author Gin Jones comes the second installment in her clever traditional cozy series featuring the feisty amateur sleuth, Helen Binney....
Helen Binney projected a powerful image as the former governor's wife, and she's not about to let a little thing like illness force into doing anything less now. While her pushy nieces think she's at death's door, her handsome lawyer friend thinks she's a hot magnet for trouble...and her new gal-pals think she's a brilliant amateur detective! When those new gals give her an interesting project, Helen can't refuse proving her usefulness to the nay-sayers in her life. She quickly dives into investigating the disappearance of a member of their charitable knitting group. But when the yarn trail leads to a husband in denial, a secret bank account, and a shallow grave, it's clear that someone else sees Helen in yet another unflattering light: as a threat that needs to be permanently neutralized! If Helen can keep her wits about her, she may be able to untangle herself from one sticky situation, and catch a killer in the process.
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This book was an enjoyable read, with good characterizations. I really enjoyed the daily changes of cars, as Jack’s cousin tries so hard to find the ideal car for Helen. The development of the relationships between Helen and Jack and Helen and Tate were fun to watch.
I noticed that several reviewers on Amazon criticized the book for making a 45-year-old woman seem old, as she uses a cane and has a bad hip. What these people neglect to notice is that Helen suffers from lupus, a degenerative autoimmune disease that will cause a person to suffer as Helen does. So this part of the book is not nearly as unrealistic as the reviewers seemed to think.
Lisa Valdini narrates the book in a strong voice. I like the way she so clearly makes the characters come to life. Her voice for Jack seems so realistic, and Tate seems so believable.
I enjoyed A Denial of Death. The mystery was interesting but not gripping. It’s a good book for when you need to relax. I give this book four stars.
Disclaimer: I received this book for free from the author, but it in no way affected my review.
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