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Aurora’s been around long enough to know that when a day starts out with your handyman going crazy in your front yard, it probably won’t get any better. Sure enough, her husband Martin’s niece Regina shows up with a baby whom no one knew she was expecting. Then she disappears, leaving behind the child—and a murdered husband. To find her, Roe and Martin retrace her steps from sunny Georgia back to snowy Ohio, where they will uncover dark family secrets—at their own peril.
- Sales Rank: #232123 in Books
- Brand: Harris, Charlaine
- Published on: 2009-02-03
- Released on: 2009-02-03
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 6.69" h x .70" w x 4.18" l, .29 pounds
- Binding: Mass Market Paperback
- 272 pages
From Publishers Weekly
This latest in the Aurora "Roe" Teagarden series (Dead Over Heels, etc.) features the sleuthing Southern librarian in a gripping tale that explores the lengths to which people will go to obtain what they desire. Roe and her new husband, Martin, receive a surprise when Martin's niece Regina arrives on their doorstep with the new baby no one knew she was expecting. Several hours later, after a dinner party, Roe and Martin return home to discover Regina's husband, Craig, murdered in their yard, Regina missing and baby Hayden hidden under a bed. Roe, unable to have children, finds herself burdened with Hayden's care as she and Martin attempt to track down Regina after coming across a wad of money in the diaper bag. Along for the ride is Rory Brown, a friend of Craig and Regina's who is suspiciously interested in Hayden. Harris's story is fast paced and peopled with tragically frustrated characters. Roe, who understands the length to which people might go to have children of their own, is horrified at what she discovers. When Martin, Roe and Hayden arrive at Martin's little-used country house, several other characters, including neighbors Margaret and Luke Granberry, enter the tale. A murder occurs, with tragic consequences for Regina. While all the loose ends are tied up, the heartbreaking solution provides comfort for no one. Harris mixes elements of a cozy and her darker themes with skill and panache. (Sept.)
Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc.
From Library Journal
Aurora Teagarden, part-time librarian and series sleuth (A Bone To Pick), has a horrible day. First, the man who delivers her firewood inexplicably dances naked in her yard. Next, her husband's niece and new baby turn up unannounced. Then, several hours later, she discovers the niece's husband dead, his parolee buddy asleep behind the couch, and the niece missing. Left holding the baby and facing the onus of a murder suspect in the family, Aurora and hubby are desperate for the truth. Live-wire action, small-town antics, unexpected plot ramifications, and a humorous tone make for fine reading. For all collections. [This is part of St. Martin's new crime imprint, MinotaurAEd.]
Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc.
From Booklist
As winter settles on Lawrencetown, Georgia, Aurora "Roe" Teagarden sees neighbors behaving outlandishly after a dose of a mystery drug. Then Regina, the feckless niece of Aurora's husband, Martin, arrives with a newborn and disappears the night of a murder. With the baby in tow, Roe and Martin rush to Regina's Ohio hometown to find her and solve the murder before Regina is accused. This second Roe Teagarden mystery is capably written and accurately captures the varied landscapes of Georgia and Ohio. Although the tale starts out like an endearing cozy with a southern accent, Harris ambushes the reader with a stunning ending that carries the impact of Sherlock Holmes falling into the Reichenbach Falls. Readers who like mysteries starring strong, witty, southern women--Linda Barry's Death and the Easter Bunny or Sara Shakman's Digging Up Momma --will like this one, too, but they had better be prepared for a surprise. John Rowen
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26 of 30 people found the following review helpful.
Shocked and Dismayed!
By L Smith
Being a huge fan of the Aurora "Roe" Teagarden mystery series, I was anxious to read the latest book in the series. However, I was extremely shocked by the outcome of this book and kept waiting to find out that Roe was having a bad dream or something similar. This series has always been on the tougher side of the cozy mystery genre, but I was blown away by the darker edge to the plot in this book. When a book makes your heart stop for a moment and your eyes well up with tears, you know that you really "care" about the characters. Caring about what happens to the characters is one of the aspects that makes a good book, and if the reaction of readers is any indication, this must be one to look at. Ms. Harris definitely took a chance with this plot, and I have to say that it was indeed a shock. Like other readers I have had a hard time picking up subsequent books in the series, but am determined to find a reason as to why Ms. Harris chose the ending that she did.
Saying all of these things, I would highly recommend all of the previous books in this series. Roe is a great character, and the relationship that she has with her husband was a big reason that I loved the previous books. If you enjoy a bit of a darker cozy, this might just be the series for you.
The first book in this series is "Real Murders". Enjoy!
A Cozy Mystery Lover
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful.
A slap in the face to loyal readers
By Born to Read
Let me begin by saying that Charlaine Harris is a very gifted writer with a vivid, unique imagination. She has several series going and I've read each, but the Sookie series, which is now on HBO. I do enjoy watching that show. Her series are all well-crafted, engaging, and entertaining----to a point. Then something happens. Well, something has happened. A disturbing trend.
Second, her non-Sookie series are classified as cozies for some reason, but I never knew why. Only the covers are cozy-like, not the stories. All have an edge of excitement, but that's been fine. However, this is the second series, Harper Connelly being the first, where Harris took the series to a place that reviled or tormented readers for no apparent reason. This book does that to the Aurora Teagarden series. The series was growing, evolving in a meaningful way and then BAM!!-- this book hit like a ton of bricks. It's like she punishes the readers for being supportive.
This book begins with some very weak premises and has the characters doing things that are "uncharacteristic" of their personalities as she has established them. You, being a loyal reader, you make the leap and go with Harris, and she smacks you in the face as a thank you. The characters did crazy things that made no sense, to create an ending of a book and essentially the series that was very upsetting. I say essentially an end to the series because there is another book, but it is worse. The quality of the next book is poor. It's as if it were written earlier in her career but published after.
Some commenters have wondered whether Harris was bowing to outside forces in the publishing world. I find that hard to believe, but this is a tough economy. Maybe she is trying to wrap up all of the series so she can concentrate on the HBO series. We are all guessing because some of the things that are happening are so bizarre. The errors, the inconsistencies, the damaging plot lines???
This book on the heels of a disturbing plot development in the Connelly series has left me angry and feeling betrayed that I supported her work in the past. I'm done with her after the HBO series---guilty pleasure. She's such an exceptionally good writer with her twisted self. :)
I am sure she will continue to be successful, as there are many people who love to read books about people who suffer needlessly and die. I'm not one of them. I am very disappointed that Harris won't be an author I can trust anymore. She's an especially fine writer, but the world is troubled enough. If I want to feel disgust and disappointment, I can read the paper or watch bad TV or a bad movie.
If other Harris fans find another author who writes well, but does not employ the gratuitous, twisted plot lines and disturbing endings, do let us know. Maybe Harris never wanted to be tagged as a "cozy" writer, but had to get in where she could.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
A Fool and His Honey
By A Customer
I didn't want to put the book down! It was a good story and I could feel with Aurora the confusion and frustration of caring for the baby. So much was said about "the wrong people having children and others not being able too", that is so true! It is something I am familiar with and understood what she was trying to "get across". The ending really hurt.....I didn't want it to be that way at all, he was so good to her and loved her so much. I will miss him. I need to find a "light" book right now, this ones ending really does hurt.
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