All Shall Be Well

By: Deborah Crombie

Narrated by: Michael Deehy

Perhaps it is a blessing when Jasmine Dent dies in her sleep. At last an end has come to the suffering of a body horribly ravaged by disease. It may well have been suicide; she had certainly expressed her willingness to speed the inevitable. But small inconsistencies lead her neighbor, Superintendent Duncan Kincaid, to a startling conclusion: Dent was murdered. But if not for mercy, why would someone destroy a life already doomed? As Kincaid and his appealing assistant Sergeant Gemma James sift through the dead woman's strange history, a troubling puzzle emerges: a bizarre amalgam of charity and crime--and of the blinding passions that can drive the human animal to perform cruel and inhuman acts.

©1994 Deborah Darden Crombie (P)2010 BBC Audio

Wonderful experience

I enjoyed this immensely - look forward to the rest of the series! Intriguing story - wonderful narration!

Charming

Enjoyed the story. Not a thriller but interesting problem and solution. A good who done it.

Not satisfying for me (spoiler alert 🚨 )⤵️

More irritating. However, I will admit that the story did intrigue me. I did not like the ending.

Spoiler… don’t read this before you listen to the book, but for someone that devotes their entire life to caring for people ending up in prison for murder was not my favorite ending.

I guess authors have to keep pushing the envelope. I have mixed feelings about this book

Well Done

Good even paced, interesting story, good narrator. Ending unexpected because several possibilities kept from giving final clues. Glad for the happiness that sadness brought and then gave gifts of richness (not just in $$$) to lives.

Down a Notch from Book One . . . Still Good

When Superintendent Duncan Kincaid's terminally ill neighbor, Jasmine Dent, turns up dead, at first it seems to be suicide . . . but something just doesn't sit right . . . with a lot of people. Most of all her best friend, who swears that Jasmine had come to the decision to enjoy the last days or weeks of her life. Duncan and his assistant, Sergeant Gemma James look into Jasmine's life and relationships and learn some interesting things. What clouds the story and makes it more dingy for me is Superintendent Kincaid's daydreams of Jasmine on a personal level . . . it makes the tale almost sleazy . . . a far departure from the first book in the series . . . when it seemed as though a sweetness and closeness was developing between Duncan and Gemma . . . this second installment is all over the place . . . perhaps that's what some readers expect or want in a man . . . not me . . . I am hoping the next in the series is more about the mystery and less about the sex . . . the wrap up at the end was a good one, although a bit far fetched . . .