Chosen for Death

by Kate Flora

Book Overview

Carrie thought that by finding her "real" parents, she would discover who she was and finally get on with her life. But all it seems to have led to is her death. One person can't let it go--Carrie's... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 193232500X
• ISBN13: 9781932325003
• Release Date: January 2003
• Publisher: Mystery Company
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.1" x 7.6"

Customer Reviews

chosen for death

i think this being the fisrt book is the best beginning and it keeps you wanting to read. The books are so good that i have all of them and i think that kate Flora has made herself a gold mine with the Thea Kozak mysteries as i want to know whats going to happen next with Thea.

What a Page Turner!

I luckily discovered Chosen for Death at the library last week. Thea, a loveable heroine, reminded me of Kinsey Milhone and Dr. Kay, two of my favorite mystery characters. The plot was strong, and it took me almost to the end to figure out the murderer, always a plus. If you're looking for something slightly different than the usual suspects, so to speak, give Kate Flora a try.

gripping mystery novel about murder in the family

This novel is Kate Floras first mystery novel. The story centers around a young woman, whose sister is suddenly murdered. She decides to investigate on her own, and in doing so must go to the town where her younger, adopted sister had been murdered to examine the life of her sister, the associates and boyfriends. Not only does she have to work on the mystery, but she also has her own thriving business and a couple of men in her life to deal with. This novel is not merely a mystery novel, for it doesn't merely center on the mystery at hand, but also on the life of the sister left behind in the tragedy. I highly recommend this novel if you want more than just the average mystery! Its gripping at times, humourous, engaging, and has a very unexpected ending that even left me surprised!! The author writes along the lines of Mary Higgins Clark or Gloria murphy...great reads