M. Lee Prescott

This is such a sweet story for being a murder mystery. It has just the right amount of mystery and romance. There are a couple of repetitive things but it's such a good story that you don't mind them. There are a lot of characters that you get to know just enough. Some you hate, some you love, some you're indifferent to. You grow to love the main character so much that you forgive her flaws when they're finally revealed. A Friend of Silence is gently paced, and I look forward to many more show more adventures of Bess Dore. M. Lee Prescott does a wonderful job of drawing you in with ease and a kind of grace. show less

DNF at 15%, between one chapter and the next.

I liked the main character. I was going along with the very improbable plot. But there's a complete transition failure no credible editor would've let stand, going from mid-tour to ...the MC's office? What? Where are we? When?

One sentence would've fixed this.