Daugherty uses her experience as a crime reporter to create a pulse-pounding combination of mystery and suspense that hints at a welcome follow-up.” — Kirkus Reviews
“...an engrossing, multifaceted mystery with snappy dialogue, a well-drawn cast of characters, and a sizzling romantic subplot.” — Publishers Weekly
“Fans of Hank Phillippi Ryan and Michael Connelly will thoroughly enjoy this new voice in crime fiction.” — Library Journal
“Well plotted and riveting, this introduction of Harper McClain is a must-read!” — RT Book Reviews
“Daugherty delivers an insider’s view of journalism, from the adrenaline rush of covering a major story to the drudgery of delving into the background... from the humorous banter to the serious work, and shows how layoffs and cutbacks have affected the way journalists cover their community.” — Associated Press
“Eye-poppingly tense, imbued with journalistic authenticity from former crime reporter Daugherty and focused laser-like on her vivid creation of Harper, Echo Killing cries out for a sequel.” — Richmond Times-Dispatch
“A realistic page turner that balances urban grit and Southern Gothic.” — Cleveland Plain Dealer
“Christi Daugherty knows the art of weaving a mystery.” — Washington Book Review
“This taut, atmospheric thriller held me spellbound from the first page. I didn’t want it to end!” — Linda Castillo, New York Times bestselling author of the Kate Burkholder series
“Echo Killing won me over utterly, from its lush southern setting, to the determined, vulnerable Harper and her dogged search for the truth.” — Ruth Ware, New York Times bestselling author of The Woman in Cabin 10
“A smart, tough, emotionally bruising portrayal of what murder means when it’s up close and personal. A terrific book. Brava.” — Carolyn Hart, New York Times bestselling author of the Death on Demand series
“Echo Killing is a thriller that’s excruciatingly suspenseful, drenched in memory, and has you biting your nails as each chapter unfolds.” — Laura Childs, New York Times bestselling author of the Tea Shop Mysteries series
“I don’t remember breathing the whole time I read Echo Killing. Christi Daugherty has poured her own experience as a crime writer into a taut and authentic story of a brave but damaged woman.” — Rhys Bowen, New York Times bestselling author of the Royal Spyness series
“Wrought with wonderfully alive characters and a protagonist who is both tough-minded and tender, this is a story that will have you reading late into the night.” — Diane Les Becquets, author of Breaking Wild
“A taut, tightly-woven mystery set in the simmering heat of Savannah. This one kept me guessing till the very end . . . and then left me hungry for more! I can’t wait for Harper McLain’s next outing.” — C. J. Tudor, author of The Chalk Man
Daugherty delivers an insider’s view of journalism, from the adrenaline rush of covering a major story to the drudgery of delving into the background... from the humorous banter to the serious work, and shows how layoffs and cutbacks have affected the way journalists cover their community.”
A realistic page turner that balances urban grit and Southern Gothic.”
Christi Daugherty knows the art of weaving a mystery.”
Echo Killing won me over utterly, from its lush southern setting, to the determined, vulnerable Harper and her dogged search for the truth.
Eye-poppingly tense, imbued with journalistic authenticity from former crime reporter Daugherty and focused laser-like on her vivid creation of Harper, Echo Killing cries out for a sequel.
Well plotted and riveting, this introduction of Harper McClain is a must-read!
This taut, atmospheric thriller held me spellbound from the first page. I didn’t want it to end!
A smart, tough, emotionally bruising portrayal of what murder means when it’s up close and personal. A terrific book. Brava.”
A taut, tightly-woven mystery set in the simmering heat of Savannah. This one kept me guessing till the very end . . . and then left me hungry for more! I can’t wait for Harper McLain’s next outing.
Echo Killing is a thriller that’s excruciatingly suspenseful, drenched in memory, and has you biting your nails as each chapter unfolds.
Wrought with wonderfully alive characters and a protagonist who is both tough-minded and tender, this is a story that will have you reading late into the night.”
I don’t remember breathing the whole time I read Echo Killing. Christi Daugherty has poured her own experience as a crime writer into a taut and authentic story of a brave but damaged woman.
Christi Daugherty knows the art of weaving a mystery.”
A realistic page turner that balances urban grit and Southern Gothic.”
Daugherty delivers an insider’s view of journalism, from the adrenaline rush of covering a major story to the drudgery of delving into the background... from the humorous banter to the serious work, and shows how layoffs and cutbacks have affected the way journalists cover their community.”
Eye-poppingly tense, imbued with journalistic authenticity from former crime reporter Daugherty and focused laser-like on her vivid creation of Harper, Echo Killing cries out for a sequel.
Daugherty delivers an insider’s view of journalism, from the adrenaline rush of covering a major story to the drudgery of delving into the background... from the humorous banter to the serious work, and shows how layoffs and cutbacks have affected the way journalists cover their community.”
