Death by Gravity

The Bartender's Guide to Murder, Book 2

By: Sharon Linnea

Narrated by: Abbie Pfaff

Length: 7 hrs and 12 mins

Publisher's summary

Nobody talks to the cops. Everybody talks to the bartender.

And Avalon Nash is a hell of a bartender.

On a cool June night at the Battened Hatch, Avalon is the last to see an Olympic medalist before his mysterious demise. Her superpower is collecting people’s stories, and she soon discovers that the medalist’s death connects to an unsolved kidnapping and murder of a teenager 20 years before—and the perp is looking to silence anyone getting close to the truth.

As Avalon settles into her new home in the Olympic village of Tranquility, New York, can she solve the devastating murders, figure out who is worth trusting, and start to be vulnerable again—while tracking and outwitting a murderer?

The second book in the Bartender’s Guide to Murder series offers scares, humor, and 30 more of the best drink recipes ever imbibed.

©2020 Sharon Linnea (P)2023 Sharon Linnea

5 stars

Death by Gravity is an entertaining cozy mystery with engaging characters and an entertaining plot. I look forward to the next book.

Another terrific story!!

Great mystery story and really enjoying the series. Avalon seems to have a knack for finding trouble and solving mysteries all while pouring a perfect drink! Terrific audio narration.

Another fun book for this series

As with the 1st book; this is fun to listen to. Not quit as exciting but still a great book.

Death by gravity

I love these books and I don’t even drink! Avalon gets herself into some interesting situations.Narration by Abbie Plaff was grand. I was given this book free for an honest review.

Great read

This is a great read and a good continuation of the series but works well as a standalone also. I really like these characters and location. Surprise ending! Can’t wait to continue this series. Great narration. I received a free copy and left my honest review.

Couldn’t stop listening

Death by Gravity is the 2nd in the Bartender’s Guide to Murder series by Sharon Linnea. Avalon Nash was running from her life and found herself and a new job as a bartender in Tranquility NY. Everyone talks to a bartender and Avalon is a collector of stories that help her solve mysteries. This is an absolutely riveting book with multiple past & present mysteries that are seemingly unrelated. The characters are well developed and they continue to grow and reveal more of their histories. There are more twists & turns than a luge track and the ending is a shocker! I’m glad there is another book in the series. The narration by Abbie Pfaff is great. She brings the characters and story to life which enhances the suspenseful parts. There are cocktail recipes at the end of each chapter which sound delicious - except for one she made for the police inspector. I highly recommend this book and series.

Twisted

Totally shocked and amazed by that ending!! Some people never take credit/accountability for their errors or wrongs, and that was the case here. I suppose that's the psyche of a killer. I was beyond sick with the revelation of the killer. Some people were shown to have feet of clay and this surprised me a lot. I liked the happy surprise at the end. This kept me guessing and on edge. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a good job.

Amazing narration!

Lots of juicy characters and the narrators grasp of suspense makes this a must-listen! Very thrilling!

Great series

This is another really good murder mystery book. Avalon is an interesting and enigmatic character. The supporting characters and new characters joining the story are intriguing. The storyline is original and captivating.
Well worth a listen to. I am looking forward to listening to book 3 now. The narrator Abbie Pfaff did a fantastic job bringing characters to life.

Mystery and Recipes

I love that this series features a recipe at the end of each chapter for a cocktail or mocktail that is either featured in the chapter or is named after the events of the chapter. In this story, Avalon is a little more settled in the town of Tranquility and she's making new friends and she has a budding romance. In this story, there is an influx of new people as Olympic hopefuls train at the nearby bobsled facility. There is also murder that seems to follow her around. She works on finding out the perpetrator while trying not to become a victim herself.