Dance for the Dead Audiobook

" Excellent book for the second in the series. Looking forward to reading the third. "

" This is a fast-moving excitement novel, featuring a heroine who helps various clients to disappear. She's also a Delaware indian who lives in Tonawanda, NY. At the end, the villain pursues her to the inevitable shoot-out which takes place at the nearly abandoned mills in Lackawana, NY, immediately south of Buffalo. "

" I just love these Jane Whitefield novels. They are filled with intensity and suspense!!!! "

" This is a very good series. Jane Whitefield is so mysterious. I can't wait for the next one. "

" After just reading Perry's "Runner" I was lucky enough to find Dance for the Dead which was one of his earlier books that I hadn't read. In a second hand book store too! As always, Perry weaves a wonderful story and I especially loved the way the book ended. NOW I've read them all and he needs to write a new one! "

" Much better than the first book. Really good story. "

" Perry writes an excellent suspense novel, and I really enjoy the Jane Whitefield character, who allows for the blending in of Native American (Seneca, primarily) tradition into the story. This second novel has a lot of violence in it, which can be difficult to read (listen to), but it did not prevent me from wanting more. The ending feels like a reward, which should always be the case for a really suspense novel! "

" This book took a little longer to peak my interest then Vanishing Act, but I did like the main character and Perry's style of writing. "

" Part of an addictive series. I enjoyed this book "

" Jane Whitefield has to be one of the coolest characters in modern crime lit. And Perry writes like a stiletto: lean, sharp and dangerous. This is the best of the series. "

" This book was about a woman whose job is to help people who are in trouble. She is really a cool character. Light reading for me.. a great book to recommend to people who like this sort of thing in a readers advisory role. "

" Good. 3.5 Like this series. "

" I've been disappointed in a few of his books lately, so glad I picked this one up. Good book! "

" Really liked this story about Jane Whitefield, who "vanishes" people who are on the run. A good amount of action and Jane is a really interesting woman. I look forward to reading more books about her. "

" I enjoy the female heroine and how the author weaves his tale. Any easy read and a page flipper. "

" Old (1996), long, whiney and perhaps outdated to some extent in comparison to later Whitefield stories. 3 of 10 stars "

" lots of action, great character. "

" Liked this and the fast moving action in it - liked it better than the other in the series I read as the Seneca references made more sense to me. "

" Well-written but somewhat implausible story. Too too violent for me. Rape, murder, torture. Even the heroine is tainted by the necessity to kill the bad guys "

" I'm really enjoying this series with Jane in it. Already onto the next one, Shadow Woman. :) "

" Outstanding second book, actually better than the first one, if you can believe it. Rockin'. "

" Book 2 of the Jane Whitefield books... "

" Had a hard time finishing this book. Most gave at least four stars or more. That is why there are so many books. "

" Part of an addictive series. I enjoyed this book "

" An old Jane Whitfield book, the native american "guide", here helping a boy and a woman who may be part of the savings and loan failures. "

" I reread this series this summer and it stands up...could not put this one down until I turned the last page. I got lost in Jane Whitefield's character and the glimpse into the world of the Seneca tribal traditions. "

" Much better than the first book. Really good story. "

" Jane Whitfield scares me- in a good way. Smart, tough, like a more constrained Kate Shugak. The plot was clever, but the penultimate chapters were so brutal that they blunted my enjoyment of the book. Still a good read overall. "

" I didn't like this one as much as the first. I feel like the romance with Carey came out of nowhere and I didn't buy it. "

" This book was about a woman whose job is to help people who are in trouble. She is really a cool character. Light reading for me.. a great book to recommend to people who like this sort of thing in a readers advisory role. "

" I will always be grateful to Annie for turning me onto this series. Jane's chosen vocation is fascinating, and he draws some extremely menacing bad guys. "

" Liked this and the fast moving action in it - liked it better than the other in the series I read as the Seneca references made more sense to me. "