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When the Dead Speak (1st Sam Casey Mystery) [Kindle Edition]

S.D. Tooley
4.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (14 customer reviews)

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The body of a U.S. soldier reported AWOL during the Korean War is found encased in a concrete pillar. What secret did he carry to his grave and why is someone hell-bent on keeping that secret buried? Detective Sergeant Samantha Casey has an advantage over other cops. The dead speak to her, tell her secrets about their life and death. But sometimes what she learns can get her killed. When the Dead Speak is a fast-paced, tension-filled joy ride sprinkled with humor, plot twists, romance, and a touch of Native American culture.

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Mystery.

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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Very good! 22 Jun 1999
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Format:Hardcover
Detective Sergeant Samantha Casey has a "gift" from her Native American heritage. She is able to speak with the dead. Not words, but images. When a man's body is found encased in a cement pillar in a burb of Chicago, she is called in. The dead man has a golden pin shaped like a lightning bolt clutched in his hand.

Sam, with a little help from Jake and Tim (a boy computer genius/hacker), she unravels a complex case which dates back to the Korean War. The case gets worse as it connects to the death of her own father years ago.

I did not think this one would be good. A detective that is able to speak with the dead? Never work! I was wrong! This was an interesting book from the first page. The case gets more complex than I let on. Very good reading here!***

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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Format:Hardcover
Sandra Tooley has created a great heroine in Sam Casey. Multi-faceted because of her Indian heritage, Sam faces the challenge of a mysterious murder and a new man in her life in a startling way. This book has so many twists and turns it was hard to take a break from it.
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21 of 24 people found the following review helpful
Not 5 stars! 16 Mar 2011
Format:Kindle Edition
I bought this book based on the reviews - of 11 reviews 9 judged this book to be 5 stars. I cannot believe this to be right! Is it the author herself that has reviewed her book? Or her friends?

I found the book to be difficult to follow at times. I kept having to go back and re-read sections to understand the storyline. There were several "big" events that were not explained. Towards the end of the book a person were shown to be involved in the main plot but there was no explanation of why or how - it was just revealed in a few words and then that was the last of that. The plot and the characters were not well developed. It is a nice enough book to read to pass the time - but a 5 star it is not!

I notice that on Kindle the 1st book is ranked number 677 on the sales rank list while the 2nd book is ranked number 38,704. I would think that might be a sign that the 1st book was not interresting enough to buy the 2nd in the series?
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
First Ever Unfinished Book
This is the first book I ever started to read that I have not stuck with. The characters were so bland and generic and the prose style so stilted and unnatural I just couldn't be... Read more
Published 10 months ago by KHSavage
No good
This book cost me 49p and that is 49p wasted. Artless, awkward, disjointed - the story is a disappointment. The fact that it's listed under 'Fantasy' is a joke. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Madman
Great police procedural with a twist
Fifteen miles from Chicago near Chasen Heights, a semi plows into a support pillar, which begins to toss off away pieces of cement before revealing a corpse. Read more
Published on 6 Jun 1999
Well crafted mystery including Native American mysticism
Fine descriptions, characterizations and settings with a well plotted mystery combining Native American mysticism, romance, politics and mystery.. Read more
Published on 29 May 1999
Mystery and Characters to die for!
The opening grabbed me and the characters kept me going. For once I can really hope the series will be a long one. Read more
Published on 28 April 1999
I Agree
I read the reviews here as well as on other similar sites. I always thought that the 5 star reviews were just the author's family members pumping up the book just to increase... Read more
Published on 3 Feb 1999
Hard to put down mystery
If you don't happen to have a couple of free evenings try not to start reading S. D. Tooley's, "When the Dead Speak. Read more
Published on 7 Jan 1999
suspenseful
keep em comng. i like the intgegration of indian mysticism in a real world setting..
Published on 7 Jan 1999
***** A Must Read
Excellently written, Couldn't put it down. It keep me on the edge of my seat and wanting more. I can't wait for the next book to come out. Great characters, excellent ending.
Published on 4 Jan 1999
A Five Star Find at the NYC Book Fair
I picked this book up at the NYC Book Fair. What a surprise. If you like NBC's The Profiler, you'll love Samantha Casey. Her mystic abilities will make your hair stand on end. Read more
Published on 17 Dec 1998
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