Death Mute

by Steve Richer, Alison Claire Grey

Celestina Blackmore has spent the last 15 years running away from her past. As a young girl, she fell into an abandoned well on her family’s property. The physical and emotional trauma of the event caused her to lose her hearing and voice.But she moved forward. It helped that she remembers nothing from that night.Accidents happen, right?Celestina has made the most of it, never allowing her condition to keep her from living life on her own terms. But when her grandmother dies, Celestina is drawn back home to Charleston, South Carolina. What should've been just a funeral ends up being so much more.Because everything Celestina thought she knew about that night and about her family?It's a lie.But someone knows the truth.And that someone will kill before it ever gets out...

254 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 28, 2019

About the author

Steve Richer is the bestselling author of the action thriller The President Killed His Wife. He went to law school and film school before considering becoming a sherpa, though he abandoned the idea upon discovering what a sherpa really was. Now he spends his days writing books.

He specializes in fun, over the top thrillers that read like action movies. He splits his time between Montreal and Miami.

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Reviews

[Paula B · Rating 5 out of 5]

Didn't know what I was getting into, but once I was there I couldn't stop

A friend recommended this book, so I added it to my list. I didn't really know what kind of book to expect. So when I started it and became instantly drawn in, I was pleasantly surprised. It was "my kind of book" all the way through. I love mystery, I love lowcountry stories, and I love well written books. Can't wait to read more by both authors.

[Sharon Brown · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really enjoyed this book. You are really in the dark until the very end. Good read.

[Greg Cannon · Rating 2 out of 5]

Weak ending. Seemed rushed and very predictable.