Death of the Party Audiobook

" A little predictable, but an enjoyable quick read. "

" I had a hard time getting into this book and I used to love the Annie and Max Darling mysteries. I hate to say it but I think they've become formulaic. But a good afternoon read. "

" A fund murder mystery series I like that takes place on a fictional island in South Carolina. This one was better than a few of the more recent ones. "

" the usual Carolyn Hart fare, fun, readable "

" 4- Death on an island with all the suspects stranded. Likeable Max and Annie detecting. "

" Knew I liked the author and the book held it's own even though I read it out of series order. There's a few things about the characters I'm not sure of, but it didn't affect the story at all. "

" I love her books, but I have figured out every one of them. "

" It doesn't say much for the book when even I figured out the whodunit person before s/he's revealed in the book. "

" After a break in reading this series, it was fun to get back to it and see that it is as good as ever. Well written, quick and easy to read. A nice mystery series. In this one Annie and Max are stranded on an island with a small group--one of whom is a murderer! "

" Very nice read from Carolyn Hart, as usual. Her mysteries are told from a female's perspective, similar to the Sue Grafton series. I personally think the plot construction of the Hart novels are comparable to Grafton, but Hart's writing style is superior with better character development. "

" I thought this one of the best of the Death on Demand series. I didn't figure out the murderer until the end. I did miss the references to other mystery writers and their books. There were a few, but I would have liked more "

" I wish I was Annie Darling. I think Hart created a near perfect character with her, by this I mean all my personal aspirations. This book was not set in her bookstore (too bad), but it was still a good traditional mystery set on an island. "

" This was another good entry in the series. It was a little different because many of the regular characters in the series weren't in this book very much. "

" Cozy murder mysteries set out of a bookstore "Death On Demand." "

" Knew I liked the author and the book held it's own even though I read it out of series order. There's a few things about the characters I'm not sure of, but it didn't affect the story at all. "

" I listened to this one on tape. It is the first one in the series that I "read". "

" A little predictable, but an enjoyable quick read. "

" Very nice read from Carolyn Hart, as usual. Her mysteries are told from a female's perspective, similar to the Sue Grafton series. I personally think the plot construction of the Hart novels are comparable to Grafton, but Hart's writing style is superior with better character development. "

" the usual Carolyn Hart fare, fun, readable "

" I thought this one of the best of the Death on Demand series. I didn't figure out the murderer until the end. I did miss the references to other mystery writers and their books. There were a few, but I would have liked more "

" This was another good entry in the series. It was a little different because many of the regular characters in the series weren't in this book very much. "

" Loved that the book has a bookstore called "Death on Demand" bookstore, and that there were "titled" coffee mugs that connected to the pictures on display in the store! Definitely sounded like somewhere I'd like to hang out! "

" I wish I was Annie Darling. I think Hart created a near perfect character with her, by this I mean all my personal aspirations. This book was not set in her bookstore (too bad), but it was still a good traditional mystery set on an island. "

" I had a hard time getting into this book and I used to love the Annie and Max Darling mysteries. I hate to say it but I think they've become formulaic. But a good afternoon read. "

" A fund murder mystery series I like that takes place on a fictional island in South Carolina. This one was better than a few of the more recent ones. "