Blog Tour Review & Giveaway: Death is Always a Resident by Lorraine Jeffery

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Death Is Always a ResidentDeath is Always a Resident
by Lorraine Jeffery
Adult Romantic Suspense
Paperback & ebook, 238 Pages
May 12th 2015 by Cedar Fort, Inc.

Summary

Jan Myers has dedicated her career to helping the elderly. But after one of the elderly residents under her care mysteriously dies, Jan’s career, her daughter, and everything she loves is suddenly in jeopardy.

It’s up to Jan to piece together the clues and find out what happened before it’s too late!

This cozy mystery is a perfectly thrilling read. With shocking twists and romantic hints, it’s sure to keep you guessing till the very end.

 

My Review

I really enjoyed reading Death is Always a Resident. The characters were interesting, there was some light suspense while the main character (Jan) tries to figure out what happened, there was some family drama, and there was a touch of sweet romance. The nursery home was also an interesting setting with pressure for Jan to keep her job. The plot was livened up by her teenage daughter who was hiding something, a possible replacement who wanted her job, a villain (or two) who were out to get Jan, and a friendly doctor.

I would have liked the suspense to rack up slightly and I would have loved the romance to have been developed a little more. The ending was also too rushed for me and I wanted it to feel a little more realistic with maybe the police more involved, but it still worked. Maybe if there would have been an epilogue...

I'd recommend Death is Always a Resident to those who enjoy reading light romantic suspense.

Content: Clean

Source: I would like to thank Cedar Fort for my complimentary copy, which did not affect my review in any way.

About the Author

Lorraine Jeffery earned her bachelor’s degree in English and her MLIS in library science, and managed public libraries in Texas, Ohio, and Utah for over 20 years. She has won poetry prizes in state and national contests and has published over fifty poems in various publications, including Clockhouse, Kindred, Calliope, Sunstone, Ibbetson Street, and Rockhurst Review. She has published short stories in War Cry, Elsewhereand Segullah. Her articles have appeared in Focus on the Family, Mature Years, The Ensign, and Utah’s Senior Review, as well as other publications. She is the mother of ten children (eight adopted) and currently lives with her husband in Orem, Utah.

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4 comments

  1. Rhonda Lomazow5/23/15, 9:02 PM

    Sounds like a fun read for me.

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  2. I can't pick a favorite romantic suspense, there are way too many good ones to every choose!

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  3. I don't have a favorite romantic suspence. Currently reading Midnight Heat by Sarah Grimm and loving it, already read book 1. Thank you

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  4. So this is a tough one. But if I had to pick one.. it's be a series... Suzanne Brockmann's Troubleshooter series. Still, not an easy decision, as given by me picking a series!

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