Two Heads Are Deader Than One
"Chava, the mother, is a hoot and Franklin is about as loyal and intelligent as a big dog can be. Chance, the now maybe lover, is attractive and the mystery is indeed mysterious pretty much up until the end."
—Diana Borse, Reviewing the Evidence. Click HERE for the full review.
"Two Heads Are Deader Than One (An Eddie Shoes Mystery) by Elena Hartwell is an engaging mystery that will keep you stumped to the very end. This novel had many twists and turns so that I was kept guessing all the way to the surprise ending.
—Susan Sewell for Readers' Favorite. Click HERE for the full review.
"Narrator Moira Driscoll conveys cynicism and curiosity as the voice of Eddie Shoes, a private investigator who finds herself the prime suspect in her own case. Driscoll's resonant voice and direct tone are reminiscent of noir fiction—which is perfect for a mystery that unfolds when Shoes discovers a dead body and a friend from high school asks for help identifying her stalker."
—Review by AudioFile Magazine of the Audible version, voiced by Moira Driscoll. Click HERE for the full review.
"This was a great mystery from the get go, packed full of interesting characters. Eddie and her mom make a great team and for once the first person narrative, usually a turn off for me, kept the story moving on a steady burn."
—IReadWhatYouWrite, Click HERE for the full review.
"Narrator Moira Driscoll conveys cynicism and curiosity as the voice of Eddie Shoes, a private investigator who finds herself the prime suspect in her own case. Driscoll's resonant voice and direct tone are reminiscent of noir fiction—which is perfect for a mystery that unfolds when Shoes discovers a dead body and a friend from high school asks for help identifying her stalker."
—Review by AudioFile Magazine of the Audible version, voiced by Moira Driscoll. Click HERE for the full review.
"This was a great mystery from the get go, packed full of interesting characters. Eddie and her mom make a great team and for once the first person narrative, usually a turn off for me, kept the story moving on a steady burn."
—IReadWhatYouWrite, Click HERE for the full review.
One Dead, Two to Go
"ONE DEAD TWO TO GO is a well-written fast-paced story that kept me fully engaged from beginning to end. It's one of those stories where you get to the end of a chapter and think, "Okay, just a few more pages." And the next thing you know, you've read three more chapters."
—Mayor Sonni, Readeropolis. Click HERE for the full review.
"Hartwell has created quite a winner in the unique and clever Eddie Shoes, and this first case features not only a twisting, turning, fast-paced plot, but also a number of nuanced, quirky relationships, making for a story that is fun and increasingly absorbing, especially as readers learn more about this headstrong heroine’s past."
—RT Book Reviews (Bridget Keown) Click HERE for the full review.
"An original, well written gum-shoe, readers will find an easy ebb and flow of sequences with just enough mystery to keep them guessing. From their strained past to their bumbling investigation skills, this quirky combination of a mother-daughter reunion turned crime-fighting duo will captivate readers."
—InD'Tale Magazine Review (Roberta Gordon) Click HERE to read the full review.
"Fans of the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich should definitely check out One Dead, Two to Go. Recommended.
—MotiveMeansOpportunity. Click HERE to read the full review
—MotiveMeansOpportunity. Click HERE to read the full review
"This is the first in the Eddie Shoes mystery series and I can't wait to see what happens in book two."
—Turning The Pages book review. Click HERE to read the full review
Click on the links below for reviews and interviews from my blog tour: (Book giveaways are now closed)
—Turning The Pages book review. Click HERE to read the full review
Click on the links below for reviews and interviews from my blog tour: (Book giveaways are now closed)
