Saturday, August 28, 2021

Choir Loft Murder by Karen Randau (Frankie Shep Suspense Novellas - Book 3)

Choir Loft Murder

About the Book

Book:  Choir Loft Murder

Author: Karen Randau

Genre: Mystery Suspense

Release date: August 24, 2021

ChoirLoftMurder5_Revised - 3 (1)In book 3 of the Frankie Shep Suspense Novellas, a member of the church choir dies during rehearsal, and the apparent murder weapon—a blowgun—implicates the man Frankie loves. She’s shocked to discover Quint was a champion at the sport before he accepted the senior pastor role at the church. And he’s refusing to talk about his fate.

Her investigation reveals that Quint isn’t the only person with the skill to hit a woman’s carotid artery while she’s singing a high note, and Frankie is convinced someone is framing Quint. The closer she gets to proving it, the more she faces a stalker’s deadly wrath.

Can Frankie save herself and the man she loves from becoming the next victims?

 

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My Review:

It's not normal to loose your high soprano, at least not to a blow gun dart kill. Now Frankie has to solve this. Nope, it's not going to help that the main suspect is the man she loves. So it can't be Quin, thus who did this? Frankie pulled out all the stops. I really connected with this gal! I liked this books creativity and it's small twists, it's a great who-done-it? Faith wasn't totally tossed aside either. This was my first book by this author, and now I want more. A lot more. 

5 Stars

About the Author

2016-Karen-Encanto-Park-1-sqKaren Randau authors fast-paced mystery, thriller, and suspense books, including the Frankie Shep Suspense Novella series, Rim Country Mysteries, and Deadly Reception (a stand-alone novella as one of seven of the Tawnee Mountain Mysteries box set written by best-selling and award-winning authors). Her Rim Country Mystery novel, Deadly Payload, was a finalist in the Book Excellent Awards and the Beverly Hills Book Awards. She’s a lifelong writer, both for fun and as a professional in marketing communications. She holds a degree in journalism/public relations. A native of the southwestern U.S., Karen lives with her husband in Arizona.

More from Karen

Since Choir Loft Murder is the third book in the Frankie Shep Suspense Novellas series, I wanted to show how Frankie has grown through the series—from broken woman who is angry at God for allowing the deaths of family into a strong and happy woman who relies on God to help her through an unusually tough life.

She has shown her grit in all three novels in the series, and this one shows how she has grown through the adversity life has thrown at her.

In writing Choir Loft Murder, I wanted to show that ordinary people usually are stronger and more resilient than they know.

Blog Stops

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Ashley’s Clean Book Reviews, September 4

Simple Harvest Reads, September 4 (Guest Review from Donna Cline)

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Musings of a Sassy Bookish Mama, September 7

Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, September 8

Happily Managing a Household of Boys, September 9

Pause for Tales, September 9

Giveaway

To celebrate her tour, Karen is giving away the grand prize package of a $25 Amazon gift card and a paperback copy of the book!!

Be sure to comment on the blog stops for nine extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.

https://promosimple.com/ps/1161c/choir-loft-murder-celebration-tour-giveaway


6 comments:

Roxanne C. said...

This is certainly different—a murder during church choir rehearsal by blowgun. Did the killer intend to frame Quint? I must read for the answers.

slehan said...

I sing in a choir (well, before the virus) so I want to read it.
Thanks for the contest.

Jeanna Massman said...

I love the cover. It sets the tone for the book.

Karen Randau said...

Thanks for this lovely review!

Debbie P said...

This sounds like a good page-turner.

Antoinette M said...

This sounds like a great mystery!