MARCH 2012 - AudioFile
You can always depend on a narrator like Joyce Bean to take on the most difficult challenges and make them look easy. In this seventh Taylor Jackson thriller, Bean has her job cut out for her. That's because Taylor, a Nashville homicide detective, is attacked by a serial killer known as "The Pretender" and is rendered mute by a gunshot to her head. So, while she’s recovering, unsure of herself and popping pills, Bean has to convey what Taylor is thinking—not saying. As Taylor begins to recover, Bean does a forceful job of converting the detective's thoughts to words. Bean also masterfully portrays Taylor's fiancé and her friend, Memphis Highsmythe, who gives Taylor his home in the Scottish Highlands to recuperate. While there, Taylor encounters numerous bizarre experiences, and Bean makes the most of them. The listener shares Taylor's confusion and fright, and as usual, Bean's accents sound authentic. A.L.H. © AudioFile 2012, Portland, Maine
From the Publisher
A RITA® Award Finalist!
"Ellison deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as Lisa Gardner and Tess Gerritsen. Her latest novel examines life after experiencing a traumatic event while also ripping raw the feelings of grief, fear and loneliness. Ellison is a genius and should be mandatory reading for any thriller aficionado."
- Romantic Times, 4.5 stars
"The growing suspense will keep readers glued . . . "
- Publishers Weekly
"J.T. Ellison gets her Hitchcock on, expertly ratcheting up the tension, twisting her finely honed plot, and just plain messing with her characters' heads until the superbly explosive end. Not to be missed!"
- Lisa Gardner, #1 New York Times bestselling author of LOVE YOU MORE
"WHERE ALL THE DEAD LIE is riveting! J.T. Ellison is in top form with this stunning novel of psychological suspense. Atmospheric, emotional, eerie and impossible to put down."
- Carla Neggers, New York Times bestselling author of SAINT'S GATE
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- Heather Graham, New York Times bestselling author of GHOST WALK
MARCH 2012 - AudioFile
You can always depend on a narrator like Joyce Bean to take on the most difficult challenges and make them look easy. In this seventh Taylor Jackson thriller, Bean has her job cut out for her. That's because Taylor, a Nashville homicide detective, is attacked by a serial killer known as "The Pretender" and is rendered mute by a gunshot to her head. So, while she’s recovering, unsure of herself and popping pills, Bean has to convey what Taylor is thinking—not saying. As Taylor begins to recover, Bean does a forceful job of converting the detective's thoughts to words. Bean also masterfully portrays Taylor's fiancé and her friend, Memphis Highsmythe, who gives Taylor his home in the Scottish Highlands to recuperate. While there, Taylor encounters numerous bizarre experiences, and Bean makes the most of them. The listener shares Taylor's confusion and fright, and as usual, Bean's accents sound authentic. A.L.H. © AudioFile 2012, Portland, Maine
