Dead Over Heels

An Aurora Teagarden Mystery, Book 5

De: Charlaine Harris

Narrado por: Therese Plummer

Duración: 6 h y 10 m

Resumen del Editor

Best-seller number five from Charlaine Harris' beloved Aurora Teagarden series places the amateur sleuth directly in harm's way. Detective Sergeant Jack Burns and Aurora never got along, and now Jack's dead body has been dropped from a plane directly into Aurora's back yard. Murder is personal this time for Aurora - but has she received a message, or a gruesome warning?

©1996 Charlaine Harris Schultz (P)2009 Recorded Books, LLC

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Infectious prose, engaging characters, crafty plotting..." ( Library Journal)

So much better than the Hallmark movies

The depth of character is amazing in the series thank you so much... a true joy to listen to

awesome

great book! keeps you highly involved and guessing. just when you think you know bam you don't.

I laughed, I cried

What made the experience of listening to Dead Over Heels the most enjoyable?

I just enjoy the characters that this author creates. They are like some of my friends and I can identify with most of them. Having grown up in a small town I understand the dynamics that are going on.

What did you like best about this story?

The things that Aurora says are so real life, and she has a quirky sense of humor

Which character ??? as performed by Therese Plummer ??? was your favorite?

I really like how she reads Sooki.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes

Good little mystery; odd choice in narration

The story is good; the author is always consistent from book to book. I have an issue with the choice of narrator. While her narration is good and not terribly annoying, her accent of the main character is Midwest and not southern in the least. Southern accents are hard to get right, so I understand choosing good narration over a bad accent. However, somewhere between this book and the previous book, the narrator started t-glotting the name Martin. T-glotting like a youtuber is not a Southern convention. It is annoying. I should probably turn it into a drinking game to make it more tolerable.

Caught me by surprise on several levels

I didn’t see the solution to this mystery until Roe did. I liked the book and that it furthered the character development, but I liked the development of the supporting characters better than the main ones. I liked the book well enough to move on to the next volume in the series to see if I still like the overall story given the main characters’ development in this book.

It's not supernatural, it's just super...

Charlaine Harris hits it out of the park with this suspenseful thriller. We knew she could write about vampires and werewolves, here she shows that she can write about real life as well. Aurora Teagarden is a great character in this excellent series. listen soon.

Lil bit churchy...

I read a lot of historical churchy fiction (Shardlake) and the churchiness isn’t annoying. Maybe it was churchiness together with barren lady envy of pregnant friend that was annoying. And really clean “I go to church but I’m really sexy”-ness. I don’t know. It’s a good church lady mystery...

Okay

I’ve found the series this far to be pretty up and down. I didn’t relate to this plot line so much. I liked the character progression and Roe’s marriage. I liked the Youngbloods too, and their addition to the story. I just like some of the other plot lines better.

Each book in the series is better than the first!!

The story was excellent and kept my attention from the first to the very end and I wanted more.

not the best but still great

I enjoyed this one just not as much as the others. not sure why though. Maybe the character Paul being the murderer just seemed not quite right to me. and I am not sure why. i would still recommend it because I have no doubt it will help connect stories later on