Jest and Die
333 pages
|Published: 1 Mar 2004
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Format: Ebook
Publisher: Endeavour Press
Publication date: 11 May 2017
Description
Intrepid PI Jordan Lacey is back – with two new cases to solve. When it is discovered that somebody is poisoning Samuel Steel’s beloved hill-top garden, PI Jordan Lacey is called to investigate. But what starts out as a relatively straightforward case soon takes a sinister turn when Steel’s wife, Anne, is found brutally murdered – with a pair of garden shears stuck in her neck. Meanwhile, Jordan is approached with another case, involving stand-up comedian George Hill, who claims that he is being stalked by an unknown woman. When Hill is found hanged in his dressing-room, Jordan is faced with a second mysterious death on her hands. With the bodies piling up, it seems that the seaside town of Latching may not be as serene as it appears. Jordan’s search for the truth leads to the inadvertent discovery of an international crime ring – and a killer with a very personal vendetta… Jest and Die is the thrilling fifth instalment in the much-acclaimed Jordan Lacey series, featuring the plucky and humorous Jordan Lacey. Praise for the Jordan Lacey series ‘Jordan remains a charming character’ – Booklist “The author is a splendid story-teller: Jordan remains a charming character.” – Booklist on Spin and Die “A nicely complicated plot, with plenty of entertaining human eccentricity … Good reading.” – Library Journal on Wave and Die “An absolute treat of a novel… clever and well-constructed, but it’s Lacey herself who makes the novel so special; she is truly a delightful creation” – Booklist on Pray and Die Stella Whitelaw is a professional writer and journalist, with over 55 novels published as well as over 325 short stories in national women’s magazines. She was Secretary of the Parliamentary Press Gallery at the House of Commons and lives in Surrey with her six cats.