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- Publication dateFebruary 15, 2018
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A wry and clever debut!
--Carolyn Hart, author of the DEATH on DEMAND series
Mary Kennedy's smart and sophisticated radio shrink uses her wit and wiles to catch a killer. Frasier would be jealous! --Nancy Matin, author of the Blackbrid Sisters Mysteries and Our Lady of Immaculate Deception
.The second book in her series is fast-paced, exciting and very funny! Romantic Times
For Mary, this series is the perfect write-what-you-know platform. It combines her experience in radio, training as a psychologist, sense of humor, and love of Florida.
--Dan Levy, journalist, entertainment reporter, The Big Thrill --This text refers to an alternate kindle_edition edition.
About the Author
Currently she's writing an adult mystery series, The Talk Radio Mysteries, which is set in a fictional town in south Florida. The first title, DEAD AIR, was released January 2010, the second, REEL MURDER, will appear June 2010. The Talk Radio Mysteries was pitched and sold as "Frasier Meets Murder She Wrote." The heroine is Maggie Walsh, a psychologist who closes up her Manhattan practice and heads to sunny Florida to take a job as a radio talk show host. And, yes, she solves a murder in every book! As a former radio copywriter and a practicing psychologist, Mary is uniquely qualified to provide realistic background for her books - although she hasn't personally solved any murders ;-). Mary's favorite vacation destination is South Florida and she makes an annual winter pilgrimage to Fort Lauderdale.
Mary won an award from the National Endowment for the Arts for "artistic excellence in literary fiction." A popular workshop presenter, she has spoken at over a hundred conferences, libraries and schools, all over the country. She also reviews for Book Page and has written articles for industry and chapter publications. When not writing, speaking, or traveling to exotic locales, she lives with her husband and eight neurotic cats. The cats have resisted all her efforts to psychoanalyze them, but she remains optimistic.
--Mary Kennedy's double life! --This text refers to an alternate kindle_edition edition.
From the Back Cover
But no sooner does Maggie slip her way into a job as a script consultant than the leading lady turns up dead from a prop gun that's been tampered with. With the help of sexy Detective Rafe Martino, Maggie discovers a bevy of behind-the-scenes secrets that could be motives for murder. Now she'd better find the killer before the credits roll--or it might be her own final performance.
--Back cover copy --This text refers to an alternate kindle_edition edition.
From the Inside Flap
I noticed a dark red patch was spreading Adriana's chest to her collarbone--a concealed packet of fake blood, I decided. They call them squibs in the movie business. The actors presses her hand to her chest and the thin plastic packet explodes, leading blood everywhere. The blood looked frighteningly real as it trickled down her neck and then spilled onto the grayish sand around the pond.
"Hank--" Maisie said, as he knelt down next Adriana in the sand. I noticed her eyes were blurring with tears and her voice was trembling. "She's not unconscious, I think...I think she's dead."
--Inside the cover --This text refers to an alternate kindle_edition edition.
From the Author
by Mary Kennedy
Genre: Mystery, Amateur Sleuth, Mystery/Suspense/Thriller
RT Rating-4 1/2 stars!
Kennedy is a clinical psychologist who specializes in forensics. This second book in her Talk Radio series is quick paced, exciting and very funny. In many cozies the mystery matters somewhat less than the characters and their personal interaction, and this one is no exception. Maggie Walsh is Florida's newest talk-show psychologist. Wanting to leave the stress of New York City and her successful practice behind, she has moved to Cypress Grove, a very small town, to host a radio show. When her forever hopeful, if not as successful, actress mother comes to visit with a small part in an independent film, she helps get Maggie a job as script consultant.
On the first day of filming, when the despised leading lady is shot dead with a prop gun, Maggie can't leave the mystery alone. The tantalizingly sexy detective working the case wants her to stay away, but Maggie can't resist. (OBSIDIAN, Jun., 320 pp., $6.99)
Reviewed By: Page Traynor
--Romantic Times gives REEL MURDER a thumbs up! --This text refers to an alternate kindle_edition edition.
Product details
- ASIN : B079VT4L27
- Publisher : Bleecker Street Books; 2nd edition (February 15, 2018)
- Publication date : February 15, 2018
- Language : English
- File size : 1651 KB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 320 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #378,678 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #221 in Applied Psychology
- #5,488 in Cozy Animal Mystery
- #7,849 in Cozy Animal Mysteries
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About the author

Mary Kennedy is a practicing psychologist and is the author of the Talk Radio Mysteries and the Dream Club Mysteries. She's written nearly 50 novels and has sold over four million books worldwide. Mary lives with her husband and six neurotic cats in the northeast. She has tried unsuccessfully to psychoanalyze both husband and cats, but she remains optimistic. You can visit her at www.marykennedy.net and she blogs every Monday with the Cozy Chicks www.,cozychicksblog.com.
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The producer of Maggie's show thinks her ratings will jump if she gets the movie stars to come on the air with her. Maggie agrees to try to obtain interviews and learn what gossip is being tossed about. Hank asks Maggie to be a forensic consultant and she agrees as she can use the fee he offers her. Trouble occurs when someone shoots and kills the star Adriana St. James using a prop gun. Maggie investigates and learns that the actress was universally hated by all. Meanwhile someone does not like Maggie's sleuthing and sends her warning notes to back off or else. She is fortunate not to get killed when a prop light falls on the chair she just vacated and her mother is lured into an empty warehouse where she is almost is killed. Neither the sexy police detective or Maggie knows who the killer is, but the perp plans to keep it that way even if a second victim is needed.
The latest "Talk Radio" amateur sleuth (see Dead Air) is an amusing mystery with quirky characters and several suspects with powerful motives. Occurring on a movie set, intrepid but foolish Maggie investigates and does so in a believable manner befitting a forensic psychologist. Readers will enjoy reading Mary Kennedy's lighthearted whodunit as the heroine charms readers who will want her to conduct more future inquiries.
Harriet Klausner
The characters are cute and I've enjoyed both stories so far, but I feel like the author's been sloppy in her research, which takes away from my enjoyment.
This is the 2nd book in the series, but can definitely be enjoyed as a stand-alone mystery. I enjoyed seeing a little of the forensic psychologist Maggie. Maggie is still doing her talk show but you get to see how she deduces who should be a suspect in the murder. There are several twists and turns and red herrings that Author Mary Kennedy includes in the story to keep you guessing whodunit. Kennedy includes a hint of a possible budding romance in the partnering of Detective Rafe and Maggie. I also loved seeing Maggie’s mom, Lola, in her ideal environment. Lola is such a fun character and seeing her element as an actress was great.
I recommend this book to cozy mystery lovers. I was provided with a copy of this book with the hopes I would review. All thoughts and opinions are my own and in no way influenced by anyone.
I like Maggie and feel like I got to know her much better in this second book. I love Vera Mae. Her snarky attitude makes laugh each time she appears. Her mother, Lola, is quirky and definitely over the top when it comes to her career and her stories regarding Hollywood. I enjoyed the references to different movies and celebrities that pop up when Lola makes an appearance. I also found the background information of how movies are made to be fascinating.
I do confess that I wish Maggie would stand up more for herself with Rafe about her profession and forensic psychology. I get that he's handsome and drool-worthy but her former profession shouldn't be slighted by him. Ms. Kennedy would you please have Maggie take him down a peg or two?
The mystery was quickly paced and there were a few twists; but I did catch on to who the killer might be before Maggie. However, I wasn't clear on the "why" until the reveal. Since I am so late starting this series, I've already got book #3 lined up and ready to go.