Following the success of Linda Palmer’s first book in the series, Love Is Murder, listeners are treated to the return of Morgan Tyler, feisty head writer for the TV soap opera Love of My Life. Her imagination is always at work, churning out the scenes that fill many a fan’s daytime with drama. But when fiction becomes stranger—and more deadly—than art, Morgan is forced to rely on her ingenuity to save herself from “early cancellation.”
Now Morgan Tyler has a new title, co-executive producer, and a new responsibility: take care of everything. When an actress on the show is murdered, Morgan had better find out who is behind the bloodshed before someone else is written out of the picture.
Celeste Lawson blends police business and show business to perfection. To anyone who is a soap opera aficionado, Palmer's mystery is a treasure-trove of information about script writing, plotting, casting, and producing. You'll need to keep a chart just to keep the sharp details, quirky characters, and behind-the-scenes gossip straight. Lawson creates horror worthy of an audible gasp when a two-legged rattlesnake is introduced, and total awe when a no-legged rattlesnake arrives. Each stunt double is as uniquely voiced as the divas. Murder, mayhem, a soap opera star working her weight-loss plan on daytime TV, poisoned chocolate, and exceptional narration--who could ask for more? K.A.T. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award (c) AudioFile 2005, Portland, Maine
About the Author
Linda Palmer was a wildlife photographer in Africa before she turned to writing. She teaches screenwriting classes at UCLA Extension and lives with several pets in Studio City, California.
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