Room at the Inn (A Jeff Resnick Mystery)

"Room at the Inn" turns out to be the third in the tremendous series revolving the life of Jeff Resnick. Jeff was an insurance investigator when he received a mugging that changed his life.

Jeff is a psychic. Now, not one that finds ghosts or reads palms, but the type that can 'read' emotions on certain persons and places or objects. As Jeff and his girlfriend, Maggie arrive to do a magazine layout for Maggie's school chum's bed and breakfast, Jeff is assailed by 'death.' Now he doesn't know if someone has died, is dying, or will die, but he knows the Inn is connected. Even more scarily, he knows that he, himself and Maggie must become involved.

Jeff's main support since the accident is his half-brother, Richard Alpert. Richard is a medical doctor and tries to keep Jeff's pain (brain injury) at a livable level. Jeff 'knows' that he must have Richard's aid on this trip, but why?

Also, what is with that stretch of highway outside of Stowe, VT that terrifies him? Are all the three connected?

This novel is a murder mystery series, but really it is much more. The pace of the dialog and storyline is that of a major suspense novel. Yet, we become so comfortable with the characters, it reads like a cozy mystery going down your throat like warm honey. As with many top mysteries, the story is told from the male viewpoint and is refreshing in it's outlook and understanding of emotions.

This novel was written but not published at the time. It is an intricate part of the series. I seriously suggest that the reader read the books in order. You will not be sorry.

Ms. Bartlett is going to be one of the major suspense novelists of the twenty-first century and I , for one, can't wait to read the next novel in the series.

I love the jeff resnick series, I just wish there were more books....when is the next one coming out. They are a easy fast read that holds your attention. Page after page

the premise of this series is that a head injury gives jeff special insiaght into happenings of the future. this time he and marge, (his girlfriend), have gone to an inn, belonging to her friend, so she can write a review for the magazine she works for. a murdrer is committed, and she and jeff are caught up in it. the solving of it takes them in circles until one of them figures it out. a very good read.

I've enjoyed all the books in this series. They are very easy reads with interesting characters.

Good author

Light, enteraining and fun to read.

The 'lost' Resnick story? Worth 'finding' if you have read the others.

Great story that got my hooked on this mystery series. The author is awesome with her pen and look forward to more of the Jeff Resnick mystery novels.

Another great Jeff Resnick novel. When Jeff was mugged he ended up with a psychic ability that is somehow believable to me.
In this book he and girlfriend Maggie go to Vermont. They are on a freelance assignment to photograph and write a review of a Bed and Breakfast. Jeff is not the B&B type. Even though he is out of his element his intuition is in place. When he senses doom I know it is coming and I start turning pages waiting for the mayhem. The result is a fast paced and exciting mystery. Another reason I loved this one is Maggie has a large role. I love Maggie and am rooting for her