A Toast Before Dying

by Grace F. Edwards

Book Overview

Murder casts a shadow over the soul of Harlem.... When she's not studying for her master's or dropping in on her father's jazz gigs, ex-cop Mali Anderson checks out the scene at Harlem's smoky... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0385485247
• ISBN13: 9780385485241
• Release Date: April 1998
• Publisher: Doubleday Books
• Length: 257 Pages
• Weight: 1.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 6.3" x 9.6"

Customer Reviews

Drink this book as you would fine champagne. CHEERS!!

Your heart will race, and your mind will fill with vivid images thanks to this writer. Mali is a great character. Grace Edwards a great writer. If you appreciate a "good book," click away and order this book!My personal disclaimer: I admit that I am addicted to these Mali Anderson mysteries. So much so that I am a little aggravated that I have read them all. A note to the Author: MORE, please!!

A very enjoyable read

Grace Edwards takes readers through the streets of Harlem while solving the mystery of whodunit. The story flows very well and her descriptions of Harlem makes the reader feel they are a part of the streets. There were so many people capable of the murder that it took me to the end of the book to figure it out.

A fascinating Harlem history suspenseful mystery!

"No Time To Die" is a intriguing follow up in a trilogy of the series of Mali Anderson Mysteries. The storyline is captivating and is interspersed again with current and historical little known Harlem facts. This entire series is an enjoyable read.

Excellent Story

The cover caught my eye and I bought it on a whim. This book turned out to be a non-stop read from beginning to end. I especially like the characters and how the story evolved. I'm rushing out to buy the first book to continue with this one the ball detective from Harlem. My hats off to this new detective series. I can't wait for Mali to solve more crimes.

Good book-Tamara Move Over Here Comes Mali

This was a good book. I read it on a recent business trip. I was looking for a fresh new PI and Mali satisfied my quest. I have already recommended this book to a friend. I am going back to read the previous novel now. I look forward to her new book this year.