Margaret Maron continues her best-selling Deborah Knott series with Sand Sharks-an "outstanding . neat mystery that [is] highly recommended" (Library Journal, starred review). Judge Deborah's hopes for relaxation at a seaside judicial conference are dashed when she stumbles upon the murdered body of a colleague. And when more judges turn up dead, Deborah fears she could be next.
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"I love this series, and while it's been a few years since I read a book in it, I'm glad to have picked this one up along with the one before it and after it. Great books, great characters, and the years' absence didn't matter -- I was able to pick up the book with pretty much no confusion. " — Jennie (4 out of 5 stars)
"I love this series, and while it's been a few years since I read a book in it, I'm glad to have picked this one up along with the one before it and after it. Great books, great characters, and the years' absence didn't matter -- I was able to pick up the book with pretty much no confusion. "
" Judge Deborah back in fine form, Starting to worry a bit about my recent need for escapist fiction! "
" I just love this series, I love the characters and Margaret Maron writes great plots!! Always a good read!! "
" Margaret Maron continues the saga of Judge Deborah. "
" I just don't like it when the mystery doesn't involve Dobbs. There, I said it. "
" It was o.k., not one of her best of the series. "
" Maron's latest is much like Evanovich's latest but more satisfying: the formula and characters we love are still there, but there's just enough freshness in the setting at Wrightsville Beach and a judge's conference to keep you reading. "
" I enjoyed listening to this audiobook. I'm a sucker for books set in North Carolina! I'm not sure that this is my favorite Margaret Maron book, but is was a good listen over the last few days. I'd recommend it, especially for readers/listeners familiar with the Wilmington area. "
" This was an entertaining "car-listening" mystery. Funny conversations between characters. I will get more tapes by this author. "
" Particularly enjoyable as it's set in Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach, where I grew up. "
" although not as good as some of her others "
" Interesting Deborah Knott murder mystery. A murder occurs when Judge Knott is at a conference. Not surprisingly, she gets involved in solving the murders (which turn out to be multiple). Kind of a typical murder mystery. Good "beach reading" type of book. In this case, narrated by C.J. Critt. "
" Totally could not pick the murderer this time. It's always good to visit down south for a while. "
" Abysmal. Unless you like to spend most of your reading on what clothes the characters are wearing. "
" A fun read for me. I enjoy Margaret Maron and her Deborah Knott series. "
" Ilike her books for a little brain candy,but this one was a little more ho-hum than usual "
" I would have to consider this book a weak link in a series I usually enjoy. "
" One of Maron's most tightly plotted books, I enjoyed this one for the defined setting, and, I must confess, insight into the bizarre judicial system in the USA. "
" A different setting but really fun read. "
" Takes place in Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach. "
" Latest in the Judge Deborah Knott series. Deborah attends a convention at the beach while her husband is away at his own convention. Murder ensues and the Judge searches for the killer and tries to avoid getting killed herself. "
" Judge Deborah Knott is in Wilmington for a conference when she finds one of her colleagues dead. A good mystery. I enjoyed reading it since it took place in Wilmington, one of my favorite towns. "
" I'll always read the next Judge Knott installment even if the story gets to be a bit thin. I give the author credit for moving the locations of the stories around the state (NC) to get it some credibility. Missed Dwight in this one though, hope he returns to the next. "
" I was looking for a cozy mystery to read on my break, and this fit the bill. But the story is contrived and the characters ho hum. No need to read any more of them. "
" too many loose ends that weren't tied up...at least to my satisfaction. "
" Not quite up to par with others in the series. "
" Judge Deborah Knott #15 -- Deborah on her own at the beach. "
" Another good Margaret Maron read. I enjoy the fact that she sets these books in North Carolina, and that makes it easier to visualize the story as it unfolds. "
" Not as good as other titles in the Deborah Knott mysteries. "
" As usual, very delightful to visit with Judge Knott and NC. Good mystery. "
" Maron's mysteries usually take place in North Carolina. This one is placed in Wrightsville Beach, thus piquing my curiosity. Easy read. Nicely done. "
Margaret Maron is the author of more than twenty-five novels and two collections of short stories. Winner of several major American awards for mysteries, including the Edgar, Agatha, Anthony, and Macavity, her works are on the reading lists of various courses in contemporary Southern literature. A native Tar Heel, she still lives on her family’s country farm a few miles from Raleigh.
C. J. Critt is a veteran of Broadway, regional theater, poetry slams, and solo shows. Hailed “Spoken Word Queen” by the Dallas Observer, Critt is a produced writer-director, an Audie nominee, and a CableACE Award winner.
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