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Title: False Money

Author: Veronica Heley

Narrator: Patience Tomlinson

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 1 min

Language: English

Release date: 04-18-11

Publisher: Soundings

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 8 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Bea Abbott runs a domestic agency which does not do murder. But the disappearance of Tomi, the star of an award-winning short film, is a different matter, especially when the charming Chris bribes Bea with a bouquet of flowers. Can Bea find time to help him, when some well-meant advice shes given to her daughter-in-law has led to a breakdown in family relationships? Bea discovers that Tomis circle contains a secret so deadly that they are dying one by one, even though none of them will go to the police. Can one of Tomis friends be the disposing of the others?

Members Reviews:

Lottery Deaths

I have now read 6 of the twelve Abbott's Agency books. I am looking forward to reading the rest of the series and reading g the Ellie Quicke series. This book dwells in lotto winnings. With mix motives, a group of people decided to buy a lottery ticket each week for 6 months. They are sworn to secrecy if they tell they lose any winnings. They win big and suddenly members begin to die. Bea is brought into the affair when a friend goes missing. Chris wants Bea to find Toni, his star in his award-winning film. As usual, the villain's thought is included along with the story. I usually do not like this format but Veronica Heley does a superb job with the format. Meanwhile, Bea's grandson is doing poorly. Max and Nicole have decided not to have a nanny. If course, when they finally hire one, they managed to hire the villain putting her grandson in danger. Will Bea and friends resolve the problem before there are more deaths? I highly recommend this book and series.

False Money why need a title the book tells everything

You cannot fault Veronica Heley and her writing the characters are wonderful she makes the book become alive as you do not want to it this down for fear of missing something cannot wait for the next book to be published. Carry on writing. It would be lovely to be one of the characters the good one that is in the book her lovely apartment her MP of a son and all the others who live and work for her. I just think this could go on and on there are very few writers who write like this and no peeking at the end it spoils it. Trouble is you have to read all the books that come out you just might miss something you can never tell if something might just be happening now .............

not a

Partway through this cozy, Veronica Heley's fifth Abbott Agency novel, I was singularly piqued. I thought the novel was bearing a dissatisfactory resemblance to its immediate predecessor,False Pretences. I was all set to give it a two-star review sprinkled with spoiler alerts, decrying the rehashing of "False Pretences" with nary a change. I should have known better, having inhaled Heley's previous novels, that she would never deliver a sub-par mystery novel. And she hasn't.

For suddenly, the novel veers off into an entirely unforeseen direction. Readers will realize who the murderer is long before even the perspicacious Bea Abbott, owner of the Abbott Agency, a domestic staffing agency; like the writers of the Colombo TV series of yore, Heley always divulges the perpetrator(s) early, and the fun consists of following the Abbott Agency's steps in solving the crime.