Finding Laura (Chivers Sound Library American Collections (Audio))

A well-crafted tale from a talented author.

Hooper keeps the intrigue pleasurably complicated, with gothic touches of suspense and a satisfying resolution.

Accidental death stalks the owners of a mirror crafted in eighteenth-century Boston as generation after generation of them searches for eternal love. Kate Fleming conveys the stilted speech of Amelia Killburn, family matriarch, with an exaggerated Southern drawl appropriate to her formality. As the provenance of the mirror unravels, Fleming distinctly and effortlessly presents the host of descendants.

Hooper's latest paranormal romance tackles reincarnation in a modern southern gothic mode.

Charming, seductive Peter Kilbourne has been found stabbed to death in a seedy motel room, and Laura Sutherland, the struggling artist who was one of the last people to see Peter alive, is one of the first to be suspected of his murder. When another member of the family dies an unnatural death, Laura must ask herself: Which one of them looks in the mirror and sees the reflection of a killer? And which one will choose Laura to be the next to die?