Queen of the Night: A Novel of Suspense Audiobook

" Loved the Tohono O'Odham traditions spelled out in this book, set in and around Tucson. Good story that showed interrelationship among 3 families. "

" complex cast of characters, but interesting look at Tohono O'odham culture and Anglo interaction; a very fast read "

" Ultimately a decent read with a few good characters, but the opening was terrible. I've read the previous Diana Ladd books, though long ago and poorly remembered. This book introduced way too many characters and situations in the beginning of the book and did a poor job of helping me track them, not even effectively managing to remind me of the details of the previous books. I admit I'm bad at remembering mysteries, but still say this intro was poorly handled. "

" Yes, there are a lot of characters, but they are interwoven into a tight story that keeps moving at a good pace. "

" J.A. Jance sets her stories in AZ and this one is a murder/mystery that has to do with Native American legends. "

" A thoroughly satisfying mystery with a little more depth than many. I like Jance because she brings her settings, especially Arizona settings, so completely alive and interesting. This is the 4th book in a series with characters who live near and often interact with the Tohono O'Odham reservation. The first book is Hour of the Hunter and is also fascinating, although somewhat grisly. This fourth one is a little gentler and ties up many of the ongoing stories of characters in the series. Other series I enjoy are the Sheriff Joanna Brady series (different part of Arizona) and the J.P. Beaumont series (set mostly in Seattle). "

" One of the worst books I have read. Had a very difficult time following her time line and places. "

" This was the long awaited 4th book of the Walker family series. It was worth waiting for... very wonderful in typical JA Jance style! "

" This is the fourth in a series. I read books 1-3 a few years back and really liked them. they were full of suspense and I found it hard to put them down. Although this book was a good read, it did not have the spine tingling suspense of the first three in the series. "

" JA JANCE will always deliver a good, solid mystery and great characters. "

" The one night only bloming cereus centeres this tale of murder and mayhem in Arizona. "

" I learned some fun Indian facts, but these characters are not my favorites from Jamce. It was still a good story. "

" One of the best Jance's ever. Read it in one day. Couldn't stop. It was just like eating a quart of coffee ice cream by myself. "

" Didn't get real good until almost half-way through the book. Ending was good. "

" Not my all time favorite J.A.Jamce book, but not too bad. Lots of American Indian lore, etc. My 2 favorite characters she writes about are still Joanna Brady (Bisbee, Az. sheriff) and J.P. Beaumont, a Seattle detective. "

" It started off a bit choppy and confusing but once I got use to the writing style of this book it was fine. "

" This series by Jance is surpassing the JP Beaumont series in personal popularity...the characters have grown on me and as always Jance can turn out a great yarn...It possibly has a lot to do with the family values that permeateit's entire length...FUN, FUN, FUN!!! "

" A little predictable in the end. But a feel good kind of way. "

" typical but i enjoyed the glimpse into life in the southwest.... "

" Enjoyed this. I thought I was tired of J.A. Jance, but it turns out that I'm not! Read this because Margaret gave it high marks. "

" Lots of Indian lore in this one.... "

" More about family and Indians than detectives and police. "

" This book was hard to get into to. There were so many characters, I was not sure how many of them I was supposed to remember from previous books in the series. Evidently it has been too long between, however I found the last quarter of the book hard to put down. "

" I love JA Jance. I did not love this book. I only read the first 3 chapters and did not enjoy the many levels upon which she conveyed this story. I enjoy a smooth read and this contained too many switches back and forth from characters for me. "

" Excellent suspense novel, full of little encounters between characters that enrich the plot and bring it to a satisfying solution. I recommend it! "

" Not as good as her Joanna Brady and JP Beaumont Series. "

" Really like this series from Jance. Interesting characters that she grows and carries through. Hope she continues this for a number of books. "

" It started off a bit choppy and confusing but once I got use to the writing style of this book it was fine. "

" A pretty good mystery, although predictable. It is a continuation of the stories of characters from a couple of earlier books - the Walker family. Familiar characters, murder and gore, cold cases and a little romance make for an entertaining read. "

" Using her fixation on Indian lore, J.A. Jance weaves a police procedural with a slew of characters. While holding few surprises this multilayered thriller will entertain even if only for a brief reading. "

" Not QUITE as good of a read as my precious encounter with J A Jance, but still a delighful read. The Queen of the Night was an interesting premise to hang the story on. The bad guy is a bad, bad, guy! "

" I hadn't read the other ones in this particular Jance series, so it was a little confusing with all the back stories of the characters thrown in. It was okay. "

" Lots of characters, at first a little hard to follow. But it all works out in the end. "

" Not my all time favorite J.A.Jamce book, but not too bad. Lots of American Indian lore, etc. My 2 favorite characters she writes about are still Joanna Brady (Bisbee, Az. sheriff) and J.P. Beaumont, a Seattle detective. "

" I like a good mystery and JA Jance is one of the writers I follow. "

" A little confusing, so many characters it was hard to follow. "

" Brandon Walker Series, #4 comes out of retirement. Very well written book. Integration of Indian culture was very interesting and an integral part of the story. "