A Women's Murder Club Thriller: 12th of Never (Series #12) (CD-Audio)

from jnut1

This was one of the better Women's Murder Club books for me in a while.There wasn't a lot of language but a good story. I didn't see where the women had as much to do with solving this one as in some of the past but it was well written, moved quickly and made me want to stay in the car and hear w...

from Andrew-theQM

Another good outing in the Women's Murder Club Seties, with at least three different strands to the story. Things are changing for at least two of the Club, with Lindsey about to be taken through the wringer and as a result losing focus on the job. This was an interesting episode on many levels. ...

from DVKov

I hate to say it, but I think I'm getting tired of the gals in the Women's Murder Club. Lindsay's feels guilty about going back to work when her daughter is ill (perhaps gravely) but she has two major cases to solve, Cindy is having relationship problems, Claire gets demoted when a body disappear...

from TerriBooks

I loved how Lindsey reacted to having her baby. I think it is so like her to be head over heels in love with her new baby, yet drawn to go back to work after only 4 weeks. The tension between the baby's need for her and her desire to be part of the team involved in a former case was handled in a ...

from TomWheaton

A typical Women's Murder Club book. Several storylines going on and the continuing sagas of each of the Club's members, especially Lindsey Boxer & her baby. There is a hook in the last sentence that leads the reader to think there will be at least one more book in this series.