Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep

In a husky, feminine voice, narrator Wallis carries the reader into a tale of suspense and suspected homicide investigated by Helen Bradley, journalist and former police detective. Wallis handles gender changes and multiple accents with swift believability. A telephone conversation with Bradley's husband JB, out of the country on an undercover CIA assignment, features his delightful Irish brogue. When clues determine the death was not a heart attack but murder, the widow contacts Bradley speaking with a broken Asian accent. This taunt, well-paced inspirational mystery engages the listener and brings chills as the mystery unravels. This one won't stay in the car's cassette player when drive time is over. G.D.W. (c) AudioFile 2001, Portland, Maine