Sarah Woods is a caring massage therapist who has spent several years building her business, and now is wondering if she should continue in the profession. The physical demand of giving a massage is wearing on her.
While waiting for her late last client she is evaluating her business and asking herself is it time to move on.

Then the unthinkable happens, murder. Sarah cannot sit back and wait for the police to solve the crime. It affects her business, her friends, her employees and herself too much. So in wades Sarah trying to understand the why of the murder.

In the meantime she meets a younger man and is attracted to him. At the same time she is dissatisfied in her marriage.

Follow the clues. I think you will enjoy this light but suspenseful read as I did. ( )

The murder plot was good but nothing special. I thought that the main character/narrator was pushed into a romantic situation that didn't really fit, as if the author felt that the book wouldn't sell without some sort of romance. There were a few minor typos or other editing errors, the most noticable of which was the fact that every time the word "blank" was used as an adjective, the word itself was missing and a blank space was there instead! ( )

This is really a 3 1/2 star book for me, but I've rounded it up since there are no half stars available. :)

You can read my review here:
http://abshepherdsreinventedreader.blogspot.com.au/2012/11/book-blurb-its-quiet-... ( )