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The Dead Room (2007)

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3.87 of 5 Votes: 2
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0778324303 (ISBN13: 9780778324300)
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English
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mira

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I was having a little difficulty deciding on 3 or 4 stars for this book. I leaned towards the four because, for me it was an easy and fast read. Once I reached the middle of the book, I finished the rest in almost one sitting, and the whole book in a 24 hour period. It kept my interest and I like the ghost/psychic angle. I also liked Joe, Leslie, Nikki, and Adam. I did care what happened to them and for me, the action moved pretty fast. I wish Adam and Nikki would have been developed more and had a larger part in the story. I got a little confused with the other characters. A couple times, I had to re-read previous pages to remember who they were. Also, there were some characters left hanging out in the wind, so to speak, and I would have really liked some closure there. The ending was a mixed bag for me. I liked the suspense, but when the killer was revealed, it just didn't make any sense to me. The motive behind the killings could really have applied to almost all of the secondary characters, along with the means and opportunity. What did make sense to me was the twist at the end that, normally, I just wouldn't care for. But the way the story was written, that part seemed logical to me. Overall though, it was fun read and I enjoyed it. She's a first time author for me, and I will definitely be checking out some of her other books.

Review of Audio CDs3 'intriguing, thrilling story, and restless spirits' stars!If you enjoy ghostly whodunits, you should give this one a go. It’s a great story with a twisted ending I never saw coming, one that might or might not be a hit with some hardcore traditionalist romance readers.(No, there's no cheating... ) The audio was okay, but only okay. I had a hard time following the story because the author's narrative voice didn't give enough distinction to which characters were speaking. Also, I had a hard time picking up from where I would leave off because chapter changes were not noted. Maybe this has to do with it being abridged as opposed to unabridged.I’m giving this 3.5 stars, rounded down to 3, because the story is a solid 4 – really good – but the audio is only a 3 - I liked it, but only barely.I would definitely recommend the print or ebook over the audio book. The Dead Room audio book was reviewed for Affaire de Coeur Magazine's May/June issue.

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UNPUTDOWNABLE!!!I had a major hard time putting down this book. Last night, after my hubby went to bed, I was somewhere between halfway and 2/3's of the way through the book. Every time I purposely put it down so that I could go to bed, knowing I was getting up early with 5 kids to watch, my mind 'objected' and I had no choice but to pick it back up. Going to bed not knowing what was going to happen bugged the daylights out of me!It was great! I thought the plot was good, small events leading to the biggest - and definitely most surprising! I thought Leslie was a strong woman, everything she went through, and still she pushes through, day after day. She doesn't like what happens, but she faces it. And I thought Joe, Matt's cousin, was just the man she needed for help. I can tell you that I was way off one who the 'bad guy' was... WAY OFF! And the ending of the last chapter ... holy freaking crow! I didn't see that coming in a million years! The Epilogue leaves way to speculation, and I liked that.Two recurring characters showed up. Adam Harrison of Harrison Investigations and Nikki Blackhawk from Graham's previous novel, Ghost Walk, is back in this novel - it was nice to read about the both of them.Lots of action and questions, speculation... A great story!
—Gina

Leslie MacIntyre lost her husband, Matt, a year ago in a gas explosion and nearly followed him into death. Since then, she's been seeing ghosts. Whens he returns to New York, to the house where her husband died, she can still feel his presence, though he only comes to her in dreams. Joe Connolly is Matt's cousin, who looks and sounds just like him. Leslie is attracted to Joe, but doesn't feel ready to let Matt go. Joe's a private investigator, searching for some missing women - and in the meanti
—Maura

Leslie survives the bomb blast that kills the man she loves and sends her to the hospital. After that she can see ghosts. When she returns a year later to the Hastings House where the bomb went off she desperately wants to see Matt. Joe, Matt's cousin, comes into her life. Joe is a PI who has been hired to find a wealthy woman's niece who has gone missing. Joe and Leslie seem to be thrown together at every turn and Joe feels protective of Leslie. Together the try to find the niece and some missing prostitutes. This was a good book. I must say it has a ending surprised me. This book is listed as a Harrison Investigation book but really I don't know why. Yes Adam and Nicki come to see Leslie but they really are just thrown into the story not an main focus. If you enjoy Graham books I do not think you will be disappointed with this book. If you have not read her before I think it really gives you a feel for how she writes and if you are into romantic suspense and like ghosts you will become a fan.
—Kimberly

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