Sticks & Stones

Rachael Flynn Mysteries, Book 2

By: Susan Meissner

Narrated by: Tavia Gilbert

Critically acclaimed author Susan Meissner's Rachael Flynn mystery series started with the popular Widows and Orphans.

In the second serving of intrigue, Sticks and Stones, lawyer Rachael Flynn receives an unsigned, heart-stopping letter: They're going to find a body at the Prairie Bluff construction site. He deserved what he got, but it wasn't supposed to happen. It was an accident.

When the body is uncovered, Rachael and Detective Will Pendleton discover that the 15-year-old victim, Randall Buckett, had been buried 25 years before. Is the letter writer and the killer the same person? Why would someone speak up now? And why are they telling Rachael?

Susan Meissner's ability to weave a fascinating tale will leave listeners wanting more.

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Always engaging

I am a big fan of Susan Meissner. Always engaging, intriguing, entertaining. I like the Rachel Flynn mysteries as well as her most dramatic historical books, from which I have learned a lot. Tavia Gilbert performance is stellar in this series.

Love this series

I think Susan is a talented author. The story is interesting thought-provoking and leaves me feeling satisfied at the end that there is a conclusion, I also love Tavia Gilbert’s narration.

Sticks and stones

Excellent storytelling. Couldn't put it down. I highly recommend it. I loved this thrilling book

Provoking

Good mystery & not easy to figure out. Definitely thought provoking. I like the way Susan Meissener creates stories that make one think about certain situations & what if scenarios that one may not have even considered before.
Looking forward to reading book 3 in the series.

Good murder mystery but develops too slowly

Stick & Stones is a worthwhile murder mystery. The protagonist is a lawyer/prosecutor, but the story is about gumshoe investigative work on an old cold case and it never goes near a courtroom. The novel gets very close to boredom as it drags along. Narration is superb.