
Message from a Corpse
An Amy Brewster Mystery
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Jade O'Kelley
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Sam Merwin Jr.
The female Nero Wolfe!
Message from a Corpse is a masterpiece from the pen of Golden Age mystery novelist Sam Merwin, Jr.
When writer Breck Barnum finds himself framed for murder, he soon realizes the slaying is connected to the autobiography of a world famous financier he had ghosted. But the unfinished manuscript has disappeared, and Breck thinks he has problems when he discovers a pair of murderous goons and three beautiful women are also searching for it. Then he meets Amy Brewster and discovers his problems are only beginning. She's the only one who can save him - if she doesn't drive him crazy first! Never mess with a friend of Amy's. Crimedom is about to discover the real meaning of terror, for Tommy guns and automatics are no match for Amy. And soon the 50ish millionaire detective finds she's the next target on the killer's list.
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more greed
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A fun murder mystery
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Better that I thought
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A great Noir mystery
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Breck Barnum is a writer who becomes involved in a series of murders. Along the way, he meets a beautiful young woman (or two), a few gangsters, and a dapper but hard-nosed detective. The dialogue is great fun and very typical of the era in which the book is written. If it was written today, the reader would be rolling their eyes in disbelief. But, since that was the style of the 1940's Detective tales, it is great fun.
The narrator does a great job with the various voices for the different characters and her pacing is perfect. My only complaint is the mispronunciation of a lot of words. I found this tendency to be very distracting.
I was given the chance to listen to this audiobook by the Publisher and chose to review it.
Noir Female Detective strikes again!
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Intriguing!
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