Deadly Deceptions

By: Linda Lael Miller

Narrated by: Susan Bennett

Number-one New York Times best-selling author Linda Lael Miller brings you listener-favorite Mojo Sheepshanks, the irreverent P.I. who finds truth in the strangest places - and solves crimes in the strangest ways.…

Mojo is trying to enjoy her lovely new home, courtesy of her wealthy sister, Greer, but she'd rather be back in her apartment over Bad-Ass Bert's Biker Saloon in Cave Creek, Arizona. Life was a lot simpler then. Now her sexy cop boyfriend can't seem to let go of his past, while her sister's being blackmailed for secrets in hers. And Mojo's stuck in the middle again.

Then there's the ghost who comes to her for help...and the threats being made against the still-living. As the murders pile up, Mojo's starting to discover secrets that even the dead don't want disturbed!

©2008 Linda Lael Miller (P)2014 Recorded Books

Great story

This book as #2 in the series continues to pull on a great backdrop during serious situations. Mystery crimes, death,blooming love, humor and ghosts make it an enjoyable book. Wish there was a #3 but the population probably could handle the decline.

I just wish there were more to the series

I absolutely loved the first and the second was even better. Here's hoping there are more to come.

amazing story plot with twists

Linda lael Miller never disappoints. she does amazing with this book seeing ghosts, having out of body experiences and adds a small sexual twists

I love quirky comments “Ghosts “

Love, love the performance, adds so much to the this fun story, fun ghosts , great dynamic with her sisters. Fun fun listen.

Too Bad this series didn’t continue.

The characters of Deadly Deception are well written. The book holds two taunt mysteries, and a sizzling romance, but what I think was supposed to be a series ends at this book. Mojo Sheepshanks sees dead people who have been murdered. The paranormal elements aren’t overdone which makes this book believable. Too bad the series didn’t continue as I think the title character Mojo was funny, and genuine. Unfortunately Justin, a ghost, was left hanging for eternity as Miller never finished the series.
The narrator rocked and brought great depth to all the characters. Bennett was very talented in providing unique voices for all the different characters.