Locked In Audiobook

" I like this author and the Sharon McCone series but this was a bit thin. Concept borrowed from The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, but S.M. seemed to have a much easier time than M. Bauby! It hardly hampered her detecting a whit! "

" good. short very quick read (lots of blank pages)fairly predictable. "

" I used to read her books all of the time - this is my return to her after several years. I like the concept of the story; being locked in, but the story itself could have been much better. "

" Same old same old (- diving bell butterfly). Didn't finish. "

" Very complex and many characters. A slow read but worth it. "

" This Sharon McCone mystery was quite different than the others. I enjoyed having all of the characters from her life together, working on her case. Since I see this is #27 in the series, I plan to go back and see if I missed any books! "

" Interesting concept but I like it better when told from one pov. "

" Another good mystery in the Sharon McCone series. In this case, she has been shot and might not recover. Meanwhile, her family and friends are trying to find out who had shot her. "

" Wow! Marcia Muller at her best. Sharon McCone doesn't say much in this book, but she communicates despite having "locked-in" syndrome. A fast read that you won't want to put down! "

" I read this in one very lazy Saturday. "

" Haven't read Marcia Muller in awhile, and really enjoyed the fast pace of the book, the short chapters that just make one want to keep on reading. "

" An ok read but I get the feeling it was almost sn exercise for Marcia muller- how could Sharon solve the mystery when she couldn't even move or speak? "

" one of her better ones "

" I had begun to tire of Sharon McCone but this addition to the series re-energized my interest. It used the Josephine Tey trick of the narrator solving the mystery from bed - only in this case McCone was totally unable to communicate except by blinking her eyes. Clever story. "

" I think think was the best yet. Held you on the edge of your seat and then made your cry. I will be looking forward to see how Muller will follow this up. "

" This was a good one, hard to put down. I really liked the way the short chapters, written from the point-of-view of each of the different characters, kept the story moving. Marcia Muller never disappoints. "

" Shar has been shot entering the office and is now locked in, can't move or speak. The story is told from the points of view of Hy, her family and co-workers. An engrossing read that keeps you guessing till the end. "

" powerful story, group investigates while Sharon recovers "

" Maybe 2 1/2 stars, but I have read this series for years, and this is my least favorite in a very good series. If you are new to Muller's work, please don't judge the rest of the Sharon McCone books by this one. A disappointment. "

" Loved this easy fun mystery. Nothing heavy, just a quick interesting read. Great for sitting in doctor's offices. "

" Another good mystery in the Sharon McCone series. In this case, she has been shot and might not recover. Meanwhile, her family and friends are trying to find out who had shot her. "

" I read this right after I saw an episode on House MD where a patient had Locked-in syndrome. It was great reading this and trying to imagine what McCone was seeing thru her eyes,, as the patient had done on the TV show. "

" A slight deaprture in style for Muller. Each (very short) chapter is through the eyses of one of the charachters. Good story line. "

" I am reluctantly finishing this book. Wow! Marcia Muller is BACK and in great form! A must-read for Muller fans and those who enjoy reading about smart, tough female detectives. "

" It took me way too long to read this book. I just couldn't get that into it. "