Heroine Zoe Hayes, a divorced art therapist with a six-year-old adopted daughter, returns with another gripping tale set in Philadelphia, this time taking place on the famous Boathouse Row.
On summer vacation from her job, Zoe takes a sculling class with her best friend, Susan. One evening, while her daughter waits with Susan's children at the boathouse on the banks of the Schuylkill River, the two mothers row off to practice for an upcoming regatta. But when their boat capsizes, Zoe and Susan find themselves flailing about amongst a throng of floating corpses. Someone along Boathouse Row is a murderer. But who?
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"Author got better with this one. Second installment of the Zoe Hayes mysteries. The Nanny Murders was very good but this one was a bit better. Loved it "
— Shannon (5 out of 5 stars)
“A page-turning success…hard to put down.”
— Dallas Morning News“Absolutely fantastic…a character-driven whodunit with plenty of action.”
— Midwest Book Review“Fast paced, fun…will leave readers breathless.”
— Publishers Weekly“Plenty of nonstop action and suspenseful plot.”
— Library Journal“[A] fast-paced, engaging story with a likable main character.”
— Booklist“Zoe and Nick and their circle of friends are well-drawn.”
— Kirkus Reviews" Author got better with this one. Second installment of the Zoe Hayes mysteries. The Nanny Murders was very good but this one was a bit better. Loved it "
— Shannon, 8/29/2013" I enjoyed this book more so than her first. Not the greatest mystery, but held my interest enough. The main character in this book surely needs to receive an award for the world's worst mother, something that distracted me from the plot more than a little. "
— Marie, 3/30/2012" Really enjoyed this book. Easy read but a lot of action to keep it interesting. Apparently it is a series so I will now have to research the order. "
— Jane, 2/8/2012" You can guess what's going to happen all the time in this book. "
— Joe, 12/30/2011" I didn't enjoy this book as much as I expected. I found the plot implausible, did not bond with characters. I have one more of her books to read, let's wait and see. "
— Eunira, 8/24/2011" I didn't enjoy this book as much as I expected. I found the plot implausible, did not bond with characters. I have one more of her books to read, let's wait and see. "
— Eunira, 12/1/2010" I enjoyed this book more so than her first. Not the greatest mystery, but held my interest enough. The main character in this book surely needs to receive an award for the world's worst mother, something that distracted me from the plot more than a little. "
— Marie, 7/29/2009" Really enjoyed this book. Easy read but a lot of action to keep it interesting. Apparently it is a series so I will now have to research the order. "
— Jane, 7/13/2009" You can guess what's going to happen all the time in this book. "
— Joe, 1/15/2009Merry Jones is the author of the Harper Jennings thrillers and the Zoe Hayes mysteries. She has also written humor and nonfiction. She is a graduate of Cornell University and the University of Pennsylvania and lives outside of Philadelphia.
Marguerite Gavin is a seasoned theater veteran, a five-time nominee for the prestigious Audie Award, and the winner of numerous AudioFile Earphones and Publishers Weekly awards. She has been an actor, director, and audiobook narrator for her entire professional career. With over four hundred titles to her credit, her narration spans nearly every genre, from nonfiction to mystery, science fiction, fantasy, romance, and children’s fiction. AudioFile magazine says, “Marguerite Gavin…has a sonorous voice, rich and full of emotion.”