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Death Notice (Kat Campbell #1)

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Perry Hollow, Pennsylvania, has never had a murder.At least not as long as Kat Campbell has been police chief.And the first isbrutal. George Winnick, a farmer in his sixties, is found in a homemade coffin on the side of the highway with his lips sewn shut and his veins and arteries drained of blood and filled with embalming fluid.Chilling as that is, it becomes even more s...more

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Published October 12th 2010 by Minotaur Books

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Jan 19, 2012 Themistokeles rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Inhalt: In der Kleinstadt Perry Hollow wird am Straßenrand eine Kiste aufgefunden, die große Ähnlichkeit mit einem Sarg aufweist. Als Sheriff Kat Campbell am Fundort eintrifft, muss sie schnell feststellen, dass die Ähnlichkeit nicht nur äußerlich ist, denn in der Kiste befindet sich ein Bürger ihrer Stadt, tot, blutleer und mit zugenähten Lippen sowie einer genähten Wunde am Hals.
Zudem erhält Henry Groll, der bei der Lokalzeitung für die Nachrufte verantwortlich ist und sich nie groß Freunde in...more Inhalt: In der Kleinstadt Perry Hollow wird am Straßenrand eine Kiste aufgefunden, die große Ähnlichkeit mit einem Sarg aufweist. Als Sheriff Kat Campbell am Fundort eintrifft, muss sie schnell feststellen, dass die Ähnlichkeit nicht nur äußerlich ist, denn in der Kiste befindet sich ein Bürger ihrer Stadt, tot, blutleer und mit zugenähten Lippen sowie einer genähten Wunde am Hals.
Zudem erhält Henry Groll, der bei der Lokalzeitung für die Nachrufte verantwortlich ist und sich nie groß Freunde in der Stadt gesucht hat und lieber für sich allein gelebt hat, ein Fax auf dem die Todeszeit des Ermordeten angegeben ist. Nur wurde das Fax schon eine halbe Stunde vor der angegebenen Todeszeit verschickt.
Die Fahndung nach dem Mörder läuft ab diesem Punkt auf Hochtouren, denn die Angst vor einem weiteren Mord ist groß und einen solchen will Sheriff Kat Campbell um jeden Preis verhindern.

Meinung: Die Handlung dieses Thrillers weicht nicht wirklich von der anderer Thriller ab und auch die Mordmethoden, noch die Auswahl der Opfer oder das Motiv des Mörders sind etwas besonderes. Von daher handelt es sich auf keinen Fall um ein überragendes oder überraschendes Werk, da man weder besonders dazu verleitet wird Ekel oder Angst zu empfinden, wie Thriller es oft versuchen heraufzubeschwören, noch etwas vollkommen unerwartetes passiert. Jedoch erhält man einen grundsoliden Thriller.
Die Charaktere entsprechen stark dem Bild, das aktuelle in Thriller vorherrscht: Irgendeine traumatische bzw. schreckliche Erfahrung in der Vergangenheit liegt, sowohl auch bei den Polizisten und anderen wichtigen Charakteren vor und nicht ausschließlich beim Mörder. Insgesamt sind die Charaktere nicht vollkommen flach, jedoch auch nicht plastisch genug, um sie als real zu empfinden. Insbesondere, was die Gegenwart der Charaktere anbelangt trifft diese Tatsache zu, da die Vergangenheit meist recht ausgearbeitet ist.
Überrascht hat mich, dass ich jedoch ehrlich sehr lange vom falschen Täter ausgegangen bin und das bis sehr kurz vor der Auflösung, auch wenn ich von der Richtung her schon sehr gut lag.
Alles in allem also ein ordentlicher Thriller, auch wenn das Ende in meinen Augen nicht ganz stimmig und er nicht viel neues zu bieten hat.(less)

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Mar 10, 2011 Helen rated it 5 of 5 stars

Death Notice is Todd Ritter’s debut mystery. If the way people are being killed doesn’t make you turn on the lights, then you’re a lot less squeamish than I am. I couldn’t have written this ‘cause I would have scared myself silly. Death Notice starts off with the killing of Winnick, then ratchets up the intensity by giving you just enough time between victims to catch your breath.

You get to know the people in the town and come to like Sheriff Campbell’s commitment to stopping the murderer. Your...more

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Oct 26, 2011 Dorie rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Fans of Mo Hayder and Karin Slaughter

Shelves: crime-fiction

A solid debut mystery that was a bit too graphically gory for my taste. If the method that the killer uses doesn’t make you cringe, you’re a much stronger person that I am. Still, it won’t keep me from reading Ritter’s newly released second book.

A killer appears to be on the loose in Perry Hollow, Pennsylvania. The police chief is Kat Campbell, single mother of a boy with Down Syndrome. Nick Donnelly is a Lieutenant with the State Police, who arrives to assist with the case. Shortly before commi...more

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Nov 09, 2011 iubookgirl rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Death Notice is Todd Ritter’s debut novel and first in the Kat Campbell series. Kat is the police chief of small town Perry Hollow, Pa., where crime is a rarity. She and the townspeople are shocked when their tranquility is shattered by a brutal murder. Knowing she is out of her league, Kat calls in the help of the state police, which arrives in the form of Lieutenant Nick Donnelly and his task force. Terror is added to Kat’s shock when Nick tells her the murder appears to be the work of a seria...more

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Jul 04, 2012 KRM rated it 5 of 5 stars

New to the crime fiction scene is Todd Ritter and what a debut novel he has came up with here! The sleepy town of Perry Hollow has never had a murder, that is until one cold winter's morning when police chief Kat Campbell gets called out to a scene where a home-made coffin has been left at the side of the road with a body of a local farmer inside, embalmed, with his lips sewn shut and a deep cut across his throat. With help from the state police and an obituary writer for the town's paper who re...more

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Nov 08, 2010 Giovanni Gelati rated it 5 of 5 stars

Right off the bat, this doesn’t read like a freshman effort at all. Death Notice is an excellent novel and I am really looking forward to the follow up, if there is one. Todd Ritter has put together a fun, compelling read that contains all the right elements to make just about anyone that enjoys this genre of novel happy. Have I piqued your interest at all? Hopefully. Here is a look at what to expect once this novel grabs you and pulls your inside: ”Perry Hollow,Pennsylvania, has never had a mur...more Right off the bat, this doesn’t read like a freshman effort at all. Death Notice is an excellent novel and I am really looking forward to the follow up, if there is one. Todd Ritter has put together a fun, compelling read that contains all the right elements to make just about anyone that enjoys this genre of novel happy. Have I piqued your interest at all? Hopefully. Here is a look at what to expect once this novel grabs you and pulls your inside: ”Perry Hollow,Pennsylvania, has never had a murder. At least not as long as Kat Campbell has been police chief. And the first is a shocker. George Winnick, a farmer in his sixties, is found in a homemade coffin on the side of the highway with his lips sewn shut and his veins and arteries drained of blood and filled with embalming fluid. Chilling as that is, it becomes even more so when Kat finds that the Perry Hollow Gazette obituary writer, Henry Goll, received a death notice for Winninck before he was killed.”
I am thinking that has caught your attention. The novel is filled with good characters, excellent pacing, and above all a nice whodunit. Ritter made me feel like I was in the thick of it and a part of the story. I very quickly came to care about the characters and what happened to them .The development of the characters did not come at the expense of the plotline nor did it seem to be a hindrance or second thought. I enjoy that aspect of it. The small town feel was evident throughout Death Notice.
I have read many detective novels, many that have had the characters located in a small town, isolated in one way or another, and this stands up there with all of them. I enjoyed Kat Campbell, her views, and the town of Perry Hollow. Above all I enjoyed the abilities of Todd Ritter as he was the conductor of a fun ride, a twisting, turning, well- paced novel. Check this novel out and give it a try. At the very least put it in your Shelfari or Goodreads –to read – list.
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Nov 27, 2011 Tea Time with Marce rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Overall a good debut, I can see Todd Ritter becoming an author that has a formula and gets his execution down to perfection. There was one scene, (cemetery) a total edge of your seat, not breathing moment. That was up there with the best authors in my opinion, definite potential.

There were some areas of the story that felt like the norm, I had read it before and other times the tension was built up nicely. A small town dealing with a serial killer, this was done well but when you re...more

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Oct 20, 2011 Sheila Beaumont rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: adult-fiction, mysteries-suspense-thrillers

Excellent whodunit and thriller set in a small, quiet town in Pennsylvania that's threatened by a brutal serial killer. Characters are vividly portrayed, among them Kat Campbell, the police chief, who's a single mom with a Down syndrome son; Nick Donnelly, an investigator with the state police who has been obsessed with pursuing serial killers ever since he lost his sister to one 30 years ago; and especially Henry Goll, a reclusive, facially scarred newspaper obit writer with a tragic past. Perf...more

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Feb 07, 2011 Marie rated it 5 of 5 stars

In Death Notice, George Winnick is found dead on the side of the highway. He's in a coffin and it looks like someone tried to embalm him. If that's not bizarre enough, Henry Goll, the obituary writer for the Perry Hollow Gazette, received a death notice for Winnick before he died. The town's police chief, Kat Campbell, has never handled a murder case simply because there hasn't been one. The Pennsylvania Bureau of Investigation is called in to take over the case. They have been looking for the "...more In Death Notice, George Winnick is found dead on the side of the highway. He's in a coffin and it looks like someone tried to embalm him. If that's not bizarre enough, Henry Goll, the obituary writer for the Perry Hollow Gazette, received a death notice for Winnick before he died. The town's police chief, Kat Campbell, has never handled a murder case simply because there hasn't been one. The Pennsylvania Bureau of Investigation is called in to take over the case. They have been looking for the "Betsy Ross Killer" and suspect that Winnick is another victim. It just keeps getting worse when the death notices keep on coming and the body count climbs. Campbell just can't sit by and watch. She's determined to restore order to her town and stop the killer, if she can.

This debut mystery by Todd Ritter is awesome! It's so well written that I had a hard time putting it down once I started reading it. It was definitely compelling enough to read in one sitting. Through Ritter's story, I got a sense of the small town and the people who live there. I grew up in the city, but this is pretty much what I imagined a small town would be like. Even though the story was a bit strange, it seemed real enough...and scary. I was on the edge of my seat through the whole thing.

The story does get pretty gory at times. While I usually don't flinch when it comes to stuff like that, I think the gore combined with the intensity made me a little scared to turn the page a few times. I feared what was going to happen next. A few times I could feel my heart beating in my chest as the team realized what was going to happen when another death noticed arrived.

Kat Campbell, Nick Donnelly and Henry Goll, the three main characters, were all excellent. Each brought something different and intriguing to the story. I really liked reading about them. As for the killer, I suspected a few different characters as the story went along, but, of course, I was wrong. Ritter kept me guessing until the very end.

Highly recommended. Todd Ritter is now one of my favourite mystery/thriller writers. I'd love to read another book by him.

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Thanks to Dana Kaye from Kaye Publicity for this review copy.

Death Notice by Todd Ritter, Minotaur Books, ©2010. ISBN 9780312622800(Hardcover), 326p.

This review is also available on my blog, Daisy's Book Journal. (less)

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Mar 02, 2012 Paul rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: crime, indie-or-self-pub, read-in-2012, thriller

I enjoyed this book. It's a pretty effective thriller. The prose can be a bit flat and the dialogue was often matter-of-fact, uninspired or cliched, but I cared about the characters and the plot was very well constructed. It had the right number of twists and turns, lulls and frantic action scenes. It was neither completely predictable - there were enough plausible red herrings to keep you guessing - nor so determined to surprise you that the reveal felt like a cheat - I had the identity of the...more

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Nov 08, 2010 Eric rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Mystery lovers, small-town Pa. folks

Recommended to Eric by: Todd Ritter and his Star-Ledger fans

Todd Ritter's debut novel is the kind of mystery that keeps you turning the pages no matter what else you should be doing. Ritter, a small-town guy, captures the feel of a place where everyone knows everyone else, and how inexplicable, horrifying events at once polarize and enrapture everyone. (Full disclosure: I am a former colleague of Todd's, having once hired him for a job, and grew up in the same region of Pennsylvania.) The mystery is as authentic in its emotions as in its small-town feel,...more

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Jan 23, 2013 Kimberly Hicks rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Everyone

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Shelves: read-on-kindle

WOW, if you ever wanted to know the correct way to write a murder mystery, Todd Ritter is your man! Wooo Weee, what an emotional roller coaster ride this story took me on. AWWWWWWESOME!

Chief Police Kat Campbell lives in a nice and quiet suburb of Perry Hollow where crime has taken a back seat and the most action Kat may see is for a traffic violation or disorderly conduct. So when her sheriff calls and advised that he got word there was some sort of strange box sitting off to the side of the ro...more

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Mar 14, 2011 Crini rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-2011, a-adult, genre-mystery-and-thrillers, mine-books, released-2010, lang-german, s-standalone

Für Kat ist schnell klar, dass dieser Fall zu viel für sie ist und schnell gibt sie die Verantwortung an die Kollegen der Landespolizei ab. Und damit soll sie Recht behalten, denn der Killer treibt ein grausames Spiel und schickt schon vor der Ermordung des Mannes eine Nachricht an die örtliche Zeitung, mit dem Inhalt einer Todesanzeige.

‚Das Schweigen der Toten‘ beschreibt das absolute Grauen einer jeden Kleinstadt: Plötzlich ist die Kleinstadtidylle gestört und ein möglicher Serienmörder geht u...more Für Kat ist schnell klar, dass dieser Fall zu viel für sie ist und schnell gibt sie die Verantwortung an die Kollegen der Landespolizei ab. Und damit soll sie Recht behalten, denn der Killer treibt ein grausames Spiel und schickt schon vor der Ermordung des Mannes eine Nachricht an die örtliche Zeitung, mit dem Inhalt einer Todesanzeige.

‚Das Schweigen der Toten‘ beschreibt das absolute Grauen einer jeden Kleinstadt: Plötzlich ist die Kleinstadtidylle gestört und ein möglicher Serienmörder geht um.
Dabei wird die Geschichte nicht aus der Sicht einer bestimmten Person geschrieben, sondern verwendet immer die Erzähler-Perspektive, so dass die Geschichte sich immer wieder auf verschiedene Personen konzentriert und so jeweils einen tiefen Einblick in deren Leben und vor allem Gedanken ermöglicht.

Besonders gut dargestellt ist dabei Sheriff Kate Campbell. Sie bleibt ihrem Charakter als Kleinstadtsheriff treu und wird nicht plötzlich zur Heldin und löst ohne große Probleme diesen ungewöhnlichen Fall. Stattdessen bleibt es realistisch, sie hat große Schwierigkeiten mit dem plötzlichen Mord in ihrer Kleinstadt und kann sich nur schwer dazu überwinden, sich die grausam zugerichtete Leiche anzusehen. Somit kann man sich als Leser mit ihr besonders gut identifizieren, da sie genauso so empfindet, wie man es selbst tun würde.
Aber auch die anderen Personen sind sehr gut und vor allem realistisch dargestellt, so dass sich die Geschehnisse leicht als reale Ereignisse vorstellen lassen.

Dabei gibt es ein paar wenige Personen, die man als die Hauptcharaktere bezeichnen kann und die den Großteil der Geschichte ausmachen und steuern. Gerade diese Charaktere tragen alle ihre Geheimnisse mit sich, machen sich immer wieder Gedanken über ein prägendes Ereignis ihrer Vergangenheit, so dass die Aufdeckung dieser, welche erst nach und nach erfolgt, einen großen Teil zur Spannung beiträgt.

Auch der Schreibstil hat mir gut gefallen. Das Buch ließ sich flüssig und angenehm lesen. Außerdem wurden an mancher Stelle die grausigen Details sehr detailliert beschrieben, so dass diese Szenen besonders blutig und packend waren, so wie ich es mag.

Die eigentlichen Ermittlungen sind schließlich diejenigen, die den Leser vollkommen an das Buch fesseln. Immer wieder kommen neue Fragen auf, deren Aufklärung man gespannt verfolgt, wobei jedoch immer wieder neue Aspekte die eigenen Vermutungen vollkommen zu Nichte machen.

An dieser Stelle war es mir jedoch zu unrealistisch, wie viele Verdächtige perfekt ins Schema passten. Zu viele Personen der Kleinstadt erfüllten ganz gewisse Eigenschaften um ins Radar der Ermittler zu gelangen. So wurde zwar einerseits Spannung erzeugt, da sich immer wieder Verdächtige auftaten, jedoch war es irgendwann zu viel des Guten.
Außerdem war ab einem gewissen Punkt für mich ziemlich offensichtlich wer schließlich der Täter war, was durch ein ganz bestimmtes Detail zu erkennen war, jedoch blieben die Ermittler noch länger im Unklaren und man war ihnen so voraus.
Somit war das Ende dann auch nicht ganz so überraschend, blieb jedoch auch trotz des Wissens über den Täter spannend. Dabei war vor allem auch die Aufdeckung der Motive mehr als unerwartet und brachte somit ein gelungenes Ende.

Alles in allem ist dies ein wirklich packender Thriller, der zwar die ein oder andere Schwäche hat, die jedoch durch die packende Geschichte wieder wett gemacht wird.(less)

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Aug 04, 2012 Zara rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: crime

I actually enjoyed this more than I thought I would! I picked it up from the discount shelf at the book store, read the blurb, and put it back... was in two minds whether to buy it or not, but decided to give it a go.
It took me a while to get 'hooked', but once the story develops, I found it hard to stop reading!

Warning: it's pretty gruesome! I'm a forensic science student and I see pretty grizzly things on daily basis, but this book actually gave me nightmares! Not for the faint-hearted. I als...more

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May 09, 2011 Lynne rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery

this was the author's first novel, so I'll give him some latitude, but... he had the bones of a good plot and originality- which isn't easy for a mystery novel. Unfortunately he took his good frame and filled in many spaces with some poorly thought-out characters/scenes It's set in a small town with a 2 person police force, yet it always takes them 20 minutes to travel across town? Overall though, it was a good first effort.

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Mar 06, 2012 Rosemary rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

A serial killer terrorizes a small town. Yes it has been done many times before, but there was enough of a story and enough original nastiness in this book to keep you gripped and keen to ind out what happened next. The characters were fairly believable, if perhaps a little stereotypical, and the story had a decent pace.

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Nov 25, 2011 Ellen Keim rated it 2 of 5 stars

I wasn't impressed with the writing. There were some interesting bits and I basically liked the main characters, but the ending was kind of blah. I started to read Ritter's second book, and decided that it was more of the same. I just wasn't that interested. So I stopped reading it.

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Feb 12, 2012 Yuki rated it 5 of 5 stars

Absolutely Amazing! Not too groteseque, but just enough to send chills down your spine. The story was fast paced and well balanced. Every event made you nervous, each page showered with thriller. You can't put the book down xD

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Jan 09, 2012 Marie Jermy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: crime

I couldn't put this book down and it kept me guessing right to the very end, which is unusual for me as I tend to work out who the murderer is well before the last page! I will definitely be reading more from this author.

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Oct 09, 2010 Bridget rated it 5 of 5 stars

Todd is a mystery writing genius! I became so engrossed in this book that I don't think I was aware of anything else while reading. The in depth plot and memorable characters make Death Notice a must-have mystery.

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Apr 27, 2011 Carrie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 100-2011, guy-voice, criminal-minds

Ritter certainly paints a picture, echoes of Jeff Lindsay and Chelsea Cain...

Good mystery, really twisty and slightly nauseating.

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Feb 20, 2012 eastwood (go ahead make my day) rated it 4 of 5 stars

very easy reading this book, good characters and good storyline, a few mistakes here and there but kept me interested through out the book,the serial killers name i thought was bit corny but that for me was all that was wrong, i believe this his first venture into this genre, hopefully it won't be his last would definitely recommend this one.

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Oct 25, 2012 Charliee' rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: genre-crime, genre-romance, genre-mystery, 3-star, 2012

I found this book in 'The Works'. It was on offer, but I left the book. Not sure about the story line after I bought the book. I finally read and finished it this week. I was left wanting more, but.. I didn't really love the book. I love all gory bits in the book and I was always surprised at what happened next. I loved the characters, I felt very sorry for Kat Campbell, who was the Chief of Police and also a single mother to a downs syndrome child. Each character has their own sad story, the to...more

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Sep 05, 2012 Kelly Lamotte rated it 5 of 5 stars

Danvilles own Todd Ritter nailed it with this amazingly written mystery!! Just when I thought I figured it out.... Well done!!

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Dec 23, 2010 Jane Clark rated it 3 of 5 stars

Good first novel. Write some more. Even if I could figure out who the killer had to be before the reveal in the book.

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Nov 15, 2010 Karen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Great debut novel. Couldn't put it down. Can't wait for his next one, Bad Moon.

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Jun 17, 2012 Patchenpotter rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Die Story war insgesamt ok und auch unterhaltsam geschrieben. Das Ende ist jedoch etwas weit hergeholt und macht nicht wirklich Sinn.

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Nov 10, 2010 Kristin rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: crime-mystery-suspense, read-and-reviewed

Author and journalist Todd Ritter holds very little back in his first novel, Death Notice. It’s gritty and suspenseful—and it’s often surprisingly, stomach-churningly graphic.

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Apr 09, 2011 Martha rated it 5 of 5 stars

Moves at a good pace, holds your interest, and is well written! Very good!

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Sep 05, 2012 Heidi rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2012, thriller-mystery

Loved the ending!

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Todd Ritter was born in rural Pennsylvania to a bank teller mother and a father who dabbled in taxidermy. He grew up among "Bambi"-esque forests and wide-open fields straight out of the cropduster scene from "North by Northwest." Appropriately, his two biggest influences are Walt Disney and Alfred Hitchcock. He lives in suburban New Jersey.

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