Reviews for Murder Walks the Plank (Death on Demand Series #15)

The average rating for Murder Walks the Plank (Death on Demand Series #15) based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2012-10-31 00:00:00 Jen Stoner Carolyn Hart never fails to entertain me while keeping me sleuthing right alongside her protagonist Annie Darling. This is one cozy mystery, published in 2004, that I can't believe I hadn't read before now. Definitely one of my favourites! Annie Darling has planned another exciting event, this time aboard a ship in the waters near Broward Rock, South Carolina. (fictional island). Annie is pleased to see so many in costumes of popular book sleuths and all is going well when there's a scream and someone is overboard. Is it a suicide attempt or attempted murder? Shortly thereafter another murder occurs, a car is missing and a wealthy senior is dead, presumably another suicide attempt. Things just don't seem to be as cut and dry to Annie who proceeds, with the enlistment of her husband and some local friends, to uncover the mystery of these occurrences. I did begin to suspect who the murderer was, but it was about the same time that Annie did though it wasn't revealed until later in the story. Another magnificent example of superb writing, Murder Walks the Plank doesn't fail!

Review # 2 was written on 2009-11-09 00:00:00 Kevin Sackett I enjoy this series, but the plots are getting a little far fetched. In this book, a woman falls off the deck of a Mystery cruise sponsored by Death on Demand bookstore. She is a woman with no enemies, and even though it is discovered that she was probably unconcious when she went flying over the rails, the police consider it accidental. Another murder then keeps Annie busy trying to discover the murderer on the island. The next to last chapter has the brief scary encounter with the murderer trying to execute one more murder with a family member in danger.