Items related to The Lawyer Who Died Trying
Psychic sleuth Ariel Quigley is back, and this time she's dealing with the death of a prominent lawyer, an investment scheme that may be a scam, and the machinations of a black magician. Add to this a budding romance with a hunky cop, a cast of kooky new friends who write naughty limericks, a killer Halloween party, and a ghost that just won't leave her alone. Then Ariel's life is threatened.by a force from the Spanish Inquisition!
"synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
From the Back Cover:
"The conflict is resolved not only with satisfaction but with humor."
Pat Carr, author of If We Must Die, Sonachi, The Women in the Mirror, and other books.
"This is a murder mystery and a heroine for the twenty-first century."
Celinda Reynolds Kaelin, author of Journey Song and Dancing with Eagles and Condors.
"Good police procedurals. A fun, fast read!"
Amy Bertsch, Public Information Officer, Alexandria, Virginia Police Department.
"This book is also full of bright, flamboyant characters--just the kind I like to have on stage."
Aileen McCulloch, Artistic Director, Vagabond Acting Troupe, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, winner of a 2003 Barrymore Award for excellence in theater.
"The mystery is intriguing--so much so that you will be hard pressed to figure out who-done-it until the end."
Ann Macela, author of The Oldest Kind of Magic
"This intriguing, educational, exciting, and fun-packed book will keep you laughing but also wondering 'who done it!"
Lois Lawrence, co-author under the name Virginia Lee of The Aunt Louise Mysteries: Quenchless Fire, Déjà Vu, and Nantucket Ghost Writer
"At one point during reading the book, I was so enjoying the personalities of the characters that I realized I hadn't bothered yet to think about "who done it?"
Maureen Ann Milligan, Amazon.com reviewer
"Superb! Our compliments to the chefs! Burp!"
Christine Knight, "Treesprite," Amazon.com reviewer
"This is a must read for readers of mysteries in general and cozies in particular. Great work, ladies!"
C. Craig, "Snowbears," Amazon.com reviewer
About the Author:
Pat Carr, author of If We Must Die, Sonachi, The Women in the Mirror, and other books.
"This is a murder mystery and a heroine for the twenty-first century."
Celinda Reynolds Kaelin, author of Journey Song and Dancing with Eagles and Condors.
"Good police procedurals. A fun, fast read!"
Amy Bertsch, Public Information Officer, Alexandria, Virginia Police Department.
"This book is also full of bright, flamboyant characters--just the kind I like to have on stage."
Aileen McCulloch, Artistic Director, Vagabond Acting Troupe, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, winner of a 2003 Barrymore Award for excellence in theater.
"The mystery is intriguing--so much so that you will be hard pressed to figure out who-done-it until the end."
Ann Macela, author of The Oldest Kind of Magic
"This intriguing, educational, exciting, and fun-packed book will keep you laughing but also wondering 'who done it!"
Lois Lawrence, co-author under the name Virginia Lee of The Aunt Louise Mysteries: Quenchless Fire, Déjà Vu, and Nantucket Ghost Writer
"At one point during reading the book, I was so enjoying the personalities of the characters that I realized I hadn't bothered yet to think about "who done it?"
Maureen Ann Milligan, Amazon.com reviewer
"Superb! Our compliments to the chefs! Burp!"
Christine Knight, "Treesprite," Amazon.com reviewer
"This is a must read for readers of mysteries in general and cozies in particular. Great work, ladies!"
C. Craig, "Snowbears," Amazon.com reviewer
Honora Finkelstein & Susan Smily Honora Finkelstein has been a U. S. Navy intelligence officer, college professor, small-press publisher, prize-winning newspaper editor, television producer, workshop leader across the U.S., in Canada, and in Europe, and talk show host (otherwise known as an "agent provocateur"). Like Ariel Quigley, she reads Tarot cards and sometimes talks to ghosts. Susan Smily taught elementary school for 25 years, acquiring a gray hair for every student she taught. An author, publisher, and workshop leader, she was once the Science Teacher of the Year (cover girl) for the Boreal Science Supply Catalogue and as a result had coffee stains on her face in every high school in Canada. Finkelstein & Smily's first book, THE CHEF WHO DIED SAUTEING, won the 2007 Lovey Award for Best First Novel and was nominated for an Agatha for Best First Novel by the Malice Domestic XIX Mystery Convention in 2007.
"About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.
- PublisherHilliard & Harris Publishers
- Publication date2007
- ISBN 10 1591331900
- ISBN 13 9781591331902
- BindingHardcover
- Rating
(No Available Copies)
Search Books: Create a WantIf you know the book but cannot find it on AbeBooks, we can automatically search for it on your behalf as new inventory is added. If it is added to AbeBooks by one of our member booksellers, we will notify you!
Create a Want