Til Death

Zoe Chambers Mystery Series, Book 10

By: Annette Dashofy

Narrated by: Romy Nordlinger

When one of Chief Pete Adams' first murder convictions is overturned, he and County Detective Wayne Baronick are assigned to reinvestigate the case. As new theories about the murder surface, Pete begins to question not only the original suspect's guilt, but his own investigative skills from the days when he first took over the Vance Township Police Department.

Did Pete put his personal feelings ahead of his quest for justice and lock up an innocent man? Or is the defendant as devious as Pete first believed? Meanwhile, Zoe Chambers, Monongahela County's new chief deputy coroner, struggles with the turmoil of two mysterious deaths - including someone close to her heart - as she tries to master her new job and plan her upcoming wedding.

But her investigation soon links to Pete's case, making Zoe the target of a killer determined to keep the truth from getting out. Can Zoe see the danger in time and get to the church for her wedding...alive?

©2020 Annette Dashofy (P)2020 Tantor

Best in the series

And not because of the wedding. Plot is well done. Great twists and turns. The hooks at the end of each chapter kept me going for the next chapter which didn’t make me happy when I stayed up till 2am still listening before I told myself I had to go to sleep! This is a great series. I highly recommend. And the narrator did a great job reading the characters, though sometimes when there were two of the female characters talking I got confused. But they all had similar accents so family members were hard to distinguish. But Loretta was a slam dunk! Good job.

5 Stsrs

Till Death is a well written mystery with engaging characters and an entertaining plot. I love this series and look forward to the next book.

Terrible narration distracts from story

Once again, and the last time it will happen for me, I struggled through a fairly good mystery due to distracting and confusing narration. Granted, these stories are light, easy reading; books I purchase when I want a break from more challenging reading. However, this doesn’t mean I want them narrated by a saccharine sweet voice with inflections so misplaced as to obscure the meaning of the story! This narrator reads lines about dripping blood spatter in the same happy baby voice as she might read about a beautiful sunny day. Her inflections are so random and startling, I often have to reread the lines to understand what is happening. It’s unfortunate this author persists with this narrator despite the many negative reviews.