FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH

Faithful Unto Death has more plot twists and turns than an English lane. Life in a rural village isn't as quiet as it appears, nor are the inhabitants as innocent as they'd like to appear. Hugh Ross is an excellent reader, and the characters come vividly to life through his voice. There are a number of villagers, both male and female of all ages, as well as police officers brought in to cope with suspicious disappearances and death. Ross seems to enjoy the story as he slips from one voice to another. His enthusiastic narration is so contagious the listener becomes totally engaged with the novel from beginning to end. D.M.W. (c) AudioFile 2002, Portland, Maine [Published: DEC 02/ JAN 03]