NOW I LAY ME DOWN TO SLEEP

In a husky, feminine voice, narrator Wallis carries the reader into a tale of suspense and suspected homicide investigated by Helen Bradley, journalist and former police detective. Wallis handles gender changes and multiple accents with swift believability. A telephone conversation with Bradley's husband JB, out of the country on an undercover CIA assignment, features his delightful Irish brogue. When clues determine the death was not a heart attack but murder, the widow contacts Bradley speaking with a broken Asian accent. This taunt, well-paced inspirational mystery engages the listener and brings chills as the mystery unravels. This one won't stay in the car's cassette player when drive time is over. G.D.W. © AudioFile 2001, Portland, Maine [Published: OCT/ NOV 01]