Kathryn R. Wall

Excellent first mystery. I loved Bay Tanner, and the secondary characters and the setting of the Deep South. A little romance, a little murder, a little suspense, a little conspiracy, a little family secrets all add up to a well written and satisfying mystery. I read it in less than a day and am looking forward to reading the next in the series. Read more: http://readspace.wordpress.com/2008/08/01/forgotten-book-in-for-a-penny-by-kathr...… (altro)

Excellent first mystery. I loved Bay Tanner, and the secondary characters and the setting of the Deep South. A little romance, a little murder, a little suspense, a little conspiracy, a little family secrets all add up to a well written and satisfying mystery. I read it in less than a day and am looking forward to reading the next in the series. Read more: http://readspace.wordpress.com/2008/08/01/forgotten-book-in-for-a-penny-by-kathr...… (altro)

Excellent first mystery. I loved Bay Tanner, and the secondary characters and the setting of the Deep South. A little romance, a little murder, a little suspense, a little conspiracy, a little family secrets all add up to a well written and satisfying mystery. I read it in less than a day and am looking forward to reading the next in the series. Read more: http://readspace.wordpress.com/2008/08/01/forgotten-book-in-for-a-penny-by-kathr...… (altro)

Kathryn R Wall, recovering from the recent death of her spouse, explores the tragedy of dementia in this latest Bay Tanner mystery. Bay Tanner has her own unresolved problems, such as the possibility of being a full time mother to her niece and nephew. Unlike Deborah Knott in the Margaret Maron series, Bay is extremely self-centered and does not seem capable of becoming a mother to her husband's child (ren). Old cases haunt Bay, and turn one of the victims into a stalker. I enjoy the familiar style of Wall, and the predictably of Bay and her quirky habits. I feel the relationship between Bay and Red is unstable, and headed for disaster. I can foresee a break with Red, and a return to her home and a renewing friendship with Julie, her half-sister. As usual, Wall presents a story with a little meat thrown into the mesh.… (altro)