Dead Over Heels

by Charlaine Harris

Book Overview

Author of the books that inspired True Blood on HBO Aurora Teagarden surprises even herself with how quickly she's settled in to domestic bliss with her new husband, Martin. But when the body of Roe's... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0425223035
• ISBN13: 9780425223031
• Release Date: August 2008
• Publisher: Berkley Books
• Length: 253 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.3" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

Only sorry it was over

I enjoy all of Mrs. Harris's books so much...the Teagarden books have helped tide me over as I await another Sookie Stackhouse!

I love everything by this author

Really. The book is just satisfying. I like the main characters and Roe is a complex woman well worth reading about.

More Aurora Teagarden

If you have been reading this series, this is a very good addition to this story of small-town South. If this is your first time, I think you might like to go back to the first book, "Real Murders" and meet the "cast."

Read them all!

All of Charlaine Harris' books, whether it's the Aurora Teagarden series or the Lily Bard series, are very enjoyable and fun. She provides a good story and puts in humor and likable characters. I recommend all her books!

Humm

There you are, sitting in your front lawn, trying to get a little sun. You just got your adjustable lawn chair in that just right position and low and behold somebody goes and drops a dead body in your freshly mowed grass.Just another day for our small town librarian, Roe. She seems to come across dead bodies like other people come across stray cats. Will she figure out who the murderer is? Will she figure out why he/she thought her front lawn was a good dumping spot? Well, read and find out.These are great no brainer books. They are easy to read, easy to follow, and require very little thought process. Sounds boring? Actually, not really. The early novels contained a lot of flat characters, but by Dead Over Heels, Harris has begun to develop more defined witty characters. I think most readers will enjoy this story.