Up in Flames

By: Heather Graham

Narrated by: Tanya Eby

Length: 10 hrs

Publisher's Summary

Previously published as For All of Her Life

“A master storyteller.” - RT Book Reviews

They were the band who had it all - fame, critical acclaim, riches, talent. On the night Blue Heron’s handsome, troubled drummer, Keith Duncan, dies in a mysterious fire, all of that begins to unravel. So does the marriage between bandmates Jordan and Kathy Treveryan.

Ten years later, Kathy has a satisfying life away from the spotlight, one she’s reluctant to jeopardize for a one-off charity benefit. But Jordan wants the band to reunite at his Florida estate. He believes Keith’s death was no accident and is determined to find out why everything went wrong - ignoring the anonymous calls that demand they let the past stay buried.

Kathy’s connection to her charismatic ex hasn’t faded. But neither has the danger. Someone in their midst knows the truth about that night and is ready to kill, again and again, to keep it hidden....

©1995 Heather Graham Pozzessere (P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved. Published by arrangement with Kensington Publishing Corp.

Very Slow

Slow plot. I usually have no problems with a Heather Graham book but this one I had to force myself to finish. It just wasn't worth the time.

Couldn’t even finish it

I have read/listened to many Heather Graham books and this is the first one I Have ever had to shut off. The story was very slow as was the character development. The worst part was the narrator’s throaty voice and strange voice tones she created for the characters.

Great Mystery

This is another great mystery from Heather Graham. The band was a pretty big band, with each member having a complex backstory that would make them a suspect in the drummer's death. It kept me guessing throughout and changing my mind about who did it and why. My only criticism is that there were a couple of scenes where Kathy had TSTL moments in order to further the plot, but this was a minor annoyance in a very suspenseful story. This definitely lived up to my expectations, which were pretty high since I've read several of Graham's books.

Tanya Eby is a good narrator. Her strength is the characters' dialog, which she acted out very well.

A little boring

Not so Happy with this book. too many Damn you Jordan . Made me loose interest, too easy to guess ending. Missed the ghosts.