Mama Cracks a Mask of Innocence

by Nora DeLoach

Book Overview

There's not a killer in the world who can hide from Mama.... Dark encounters and deadly lessons I was happy to volunteer a few days back home to help Mama distribute clothing to the needy. But I... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553577247
• ISBN13: 9780553577242
• Release Date: June 2001
• Publisher: Bantam Dell
• Length: 208 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.2" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

You're going to love Mama

The late Norah DeLoach created a sparkling character with Mama. She's sweet, she's smart as a whip and as a social worker in the tiny town of Otis Mama has all manner of mysteries dumped in her lap. Accompanied by her Watson, her daughter Simone who tells the story Mama quietly but doggedly gets her murderer while still cooking heavenly meals, dispensing advice, and making more friends than enemies.

A deligtful down home rad

Though the drive is more than three hours from Atlanta to Otis, South Carolina, when Mama tells her daughter to come home, Simone always does as fast as she can. Mama needs help in sorting and distributing clothing collected from her town's annual charity drive and she knows that Simone is perfect to insure a successful conclusion.Unfortunately, the discovery of Brenda Long's body in a shallow grave diverts Mama and Simone from the clothing drive. The victim's mother and godmother ask Mama to uncover the identity of Brenda's killer, as they know she and her daughter have solved several homicides. Mama and Simone begin their brand of investigation that will force them to look closely at what is really happening in Otis.Up front, anyone who reads this series adores Mama. She finds a plethora of suspects wanting Brenda dead in her latest amateur sleuthing caper. Half-way through the plot, readers will know who killed the victim, but will only have half the story as a shocker awaits the audience due to stunning plotting on the part of Nora DeLoach. This novel is a convincing and entertaining tale that augments the growing legend of Mama.Harriet Klausner