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At the start of bestseller Jance's uninspired second Ali Reynolds thriller (after Edge of Evil), Ali's husband, Paul Grayson, is killed on the eve of their divorce—by a train that hits the car where he's tied up in the trunk somewhere near Palm Springs, Calif. Ali, Paul's legal beneficiary, becomes the chief murder suspect. A popular blogger and former Los Angeles TV news anchor who's suing the station where she used to work for wrongful dismissal, Ali initiates her own investigation, enlisting the help of her mother, grown son Chris and high school friend Dave Holman, a homicide detective in Sedona, Ariz., where Ali now lives. In a series of clumsy plot developments involving Paul's fiancée, April Gaddis, and April's greedy mother, Monique Ragsdale, Ali learns that Paul was financing a performance variety of the sumo sudoku puzzle fad. Full of endless blogs and superficial characters, this one will disappoint fans of Jance's expertly written and paced Joanna Brady and J.P. Beaumont mysteries. (Jan.)
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Karen Ziemba's narration places listeners right in the middle of a mystery with her convincing characterization of determined ex-reporter-turned-detective Ali Reynolds. Returning to Los Angeles to finalize her divorce, Ali finds her husband dead and his new fiancée pregnant. Suddenly Ali is surrounded by expensive attorneys and countless reporters who see her as the prime suspect. When the fiancée's mother is killed, the only thing keeping Ali together is her blog, called the "web of evil" by another mysterious blogger. Ziemba threads emotions into her reading and weaves interest with thumbnail portraits of Ali's protective mom, steady father, and the grieving fiancée. S.W. © AudioFile 2007, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine
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