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REEL MURDER Maggie is really getting into the swing of her daily radio show. She loves her new life in Cypress Grove, Florida, where she considers herself a Dr. Phil–minus the money and the fame. Unfortunately, she’s also minus the fans. So when a big movie company hits town, Maggie’s producer thinks a few exclusive on-set interviews could mean a ratings boost. But no sooner does Maggie slip her way into a job as a script consultant than the leading lady ends up dead from a prop gun that’s been tampered with. With the help of sexy Detective Rafe Martino, Maggie discovers a bevy of behind-the-scenes secrets that could be motives for murder. Now she’d better find the killer before the credits roll–or it might be her own final performance. |
| REEL MURDER Penguin Obsidian, 06/01/2010, ISBN 978-0-451-23084-3, 320 pages, $6.99) | |
"This second book in [Kennedy's] Talk Radio series is quick paced, exciting and very funny. In many cozies the mystery matters somewhat less than the characters and their personal interaction, and this one is no exception."
Page Traynor - Romantic Times
"Maggie is exactly the kind of person I love as a budding sleuth- highly intelligent, full of life, and surrounded by colorful characters which add to her fascinating life. ... Be sure to pick up Reel Murder if you like mysteries with rich characters and a moving plot which will keep you guessing until the last wonderful page."
Victoria - TwoLips Reviews
"Smooth writing and great characters makes Mary Kennedy’s second book in this series a really great read. Ms. Kennedy writes with a smooth and steady hand and will keep the reader immersed in the clever mystery and yet the villain is usually a surprise. ... REEL MURDER is fast paced and takes you behind the scenes of movie making and the cut throat world of actors. Great fun and one cozy you don’t want to miss."
Betty Cox - ReaderToReader.com
The latest "Talk Radio" [book] ... is an amusing mystery with quirky characters and several suspects with powerful motives. ... Readers will enjoy reading Mary Kennedy's lighthearted whodunit as the heroine charms readers who will want her to conduct more future inquiries.
Harriet Klausner - TheBestReviews.com
Book of the month September 2010