Still as Death

Praise for Sarah Stewart Taylor "Sweeney has to solve more than one mystery in this richly textured tale involving complicated family histories stretching back to the days of the Minute Men." ---"Publishers Weekly" on "Judgment of the Grave" " " "Ms. Taylor gives the reader a real sense of what Concord and its graveyards look like. And enough false leads appear to keep the reader guessing and reading on." ---"The Washington Times" on "Judgment of the Grave" "The well-written "Mansions" is not simply a good story, it's bolstered by interesting, well-researched insights into an artistic specialty well suited to murder." ---"Chicago Tribune "on "Mansions of the Dead" "Taylor's is one of those mystery series where readers are educated as well as entertained.... "Mansions of the Dead" is agreeably tricked out with red herrings and jarring switches in mood: Just as readers settle in for an academic cozy, the atmosphere changes, and disaster that has the coarse feel of reality intrudes." ---"The Washington Post Book World" on "Mansions of the Dead" "Pull up an overstuffed chair and drift away." ---"Chicago Tribune" on "O' Artful Death" " " "A strikingly atmospheric debut. The writing is crisp and the characters all quite forcefully alive, especially Sweeney." ---"Denver Post" on "O' Artful Death" " " "Taylor does a lovely job of setting an atmospheric scene and luring us inside." ---Marilyn Stasio, "The New York Times Book Review" on "O' Artful Death""" ""Taylor, Sarah Stewart is the author of 'Still as Death', published 2006 under ISBN 9780312337421 and ISBN 0312337426.