Deborah Knott Mystery Death's Half Acre, Book 14, (Paperback)

from phyllis2779

A good mystery, well-constructed. The continuing characters are interesting and mostly realistic. Even the villains are realistic and recognizable.

from bookswoman

Deborah Knott is again involved in one of husband Dwight's cases. When a local city commissioner is killed Deborah is hunting for reasons. As usual there are various family members involved in one way or another, brother Will hired the daughter of the victim the day of the killing. Daddy Knott is...

from cee2

Margaret Maron is one of my favorite mystery authors. I particularly like her Deborah Knott series and this book is part of it. Her main characters have a depth to them that keeps me coming back.

from jamespurcell

Deb'rah takes us on a look into the sleazy world of real estate chicanery and blackmail when the chairperson of the county commissioners apparent suicide is found to be murder. This self-made successful woman may have paid the price of her wheeling, dealing, and extortion so there are many suspec...

from auntieknickers

Margaret Maron's books are consistently good reading, and this one is no exception. The umpty-leventh in her Judge Deborah Knott series, which began with the Edgar-winning [book: The Bootlegger's Daughter] in 1992, [book: Death's Half-Acre] finds recently-married Deborah still working on the rami...