Death Pays the Rose Rent

by Valerie S. Malmont

Book Overview

Lickin Creek, Pennsylvania, is light-years from New York City, where Tori Miracle earned her first fifteen minutes of fame as a novelist.??Now Tori and her two cats have come to Lickin Creek to visit... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0440226287
• ISBN13: 9780440226284
• Release Date: August 1998
• Publisher: Dell Publishing Company
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 6.9" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

A Winner!

Death Pays the Rose Rent is one fantastic mystery! From the very first page I enjoyed Tori Miracle's transition from a struggling author to a successful detective. In this latter role I wanted to help her solve each crime. Tori's detective skills become apparent in the quaint little town of Lickin Creek where she delves into the distant past to uncover hidden clues that help her solve the crimes. Some books have many boring pages, but not this one. Every page is alive and exciting. I highly recommend it.

Tori Miracle is likable and the local history is enjoyable.

I am from Chambersburg,Pennsylvania. Death Pays The Rose Rent is a a very enjoyable book. Both the book and the author are delightful. Great job, Valerie.

this book was a treat !!!!!

It's refreshing to pick up a book by a writer you have never read before and find it to be a terrific surprise. I enjoyed my time in Licken Creek,the characters were full bodied,the story was well crafted. I will be looking for Valerie S. Malmont again ! B.S. Milton

A great heroine, a good mystery w/ a rich history backdrop.

Being a resident of Chambersburg, PA, I was very interested to read a no vel by a local author, and I immediately became hooked by the remarkable resembla nce the town of Lickin Creek had to Chambersburg. Many of the places and people mentioned gave me the real feeling of experiencing a wonderful murder mystery set in my home town. For those who love local history mixed with good suspense and rich, quirky characters, I strongly recommend this book. But to be fair and a li ttle critical, I must say that a few of the situations seemed a bit contrived and hard to believe. Still, overall, a fun, fast read!

Great fun!

I like Tori Miracle. She's adventurous, spirited, likeable. Of course, she also has her crabby side, and a past that occasionally prevents her from moving forward. In short--a fully fleshed out character, and someone you might even like to have as a friend. Tori's adventures in DEATH PAYS THE ROSE RENT take her from Hell's Kitchen, NY, to Lickin Creek, PA; from present day, to spooky legends of the past; from the physical to the metaphical -- and it all flows quite seamlessly. I can't wait to share Tori's next adventure. -- Kris Neri, mystery writer.