booklover81 's review for:

A Rose from the Dead by Kate Collins
5.0

A Rose From The Dead
Kate Collins
Mystery
283 pages
copyright: 2007
isbn: 978-0-451-22241-1

Who knew death could be so much fun?

Abby is amused by the black humor of the usually somber "death professionals" who are attending the Midwestern Funeral Directors Association's regional convention. Even organizer Sybil Blount--known for her cutthroat business practices and the signature rose she wears in her wig--isn't what Abby expects...especially when her corpse is found in a casket. When Abby's friend Deliah Dove becomes a suspect, Abby shifts into full investigation mode and learns that Sybil's enemies included the prankster sons of a big-time funeral director, an eco-friendly purveyor of "green burials," and a strange Goth girl who captures the "music" of departing souls on her tape recorder. It's up to Abby and her boyfriend, Marco, to look beyond the trappings of death and find out who really loved Sybil--and who loved her not.

My review: I have read a bunch of books by this author, and I absolutly love her books. They are such fast reads, and I never want to put the books down. I always look forward to reading her books.