The Grave Soul (Jane Lawless Mysteries)
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| Rating | : | 4.41 (821 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00V37BDZA |
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| Number of Pages | : | 530 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-12-16 |
| Language | : | English |
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Roxanne Hall said Can't wait for the Next. I met Ellen Hart at the 1995 American Booksellers Association meeting in Chicago. I slipped into one of her workshops. She was engaging, entertaining and I became an instant fan. I love her Jane Laless series, and look forward to each one, savor the read, and dread the end! Fun, unencumbered, yet relevant and a good mystery each time.. "Ellen Hart does it again!" according to A&M Books. I am an Ellen Hart junkie. I read everything she writes, especially this Jane Lawless seriesIn the welcome familiarity of these stories there are always exquisite plot twists and charmingly humorous conversations. Here, the characters come alive, the mystery is engaging (lost some sleep last night finishing it) and I always look forward immediately to the next one. In Grave Soul, the descriptions of the town, th. Highly Recommend PoCoKat The Grave Soul is the twenty-third book in the Jane Lawless series by Ellen Hart. This is the first book of Ellen Hart's that I have ever read. I enjoy discovering new authors that write well and tell a good storyEllen Hart does a great job with The Grave Soul.The Grave Soul is mostly set in a small town in rural Wisconsin. Family secrets are at the center of this tale. Jane Lawless owns a popular restaurant in
The author of more than twenty previous mysteries featuring Jane Lawless, she lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota. ELLEN HART, "a top novelist in the cultishly popular gay mystery genre" (Entertainment Weekly), is also a Lambda and Minnesota Book Award winner.
Hart always has done this well through the diverse mix of gay and non-gay characters that populate her fictional world and the meaningful contemporary themes they confrontTaken by the Wind is an engrossing mystery with captivating characters you should meet.” Minneapolis Star-Tribune. “Hart, the veteran crime writer, presents her central character, Jane Lawless, with such consistent and off-handed good humour that readers hardly notice the trails she and her character have blazedThe plot in the new book, gossipy and clever, features one cold case and another that's hot and scandalous.&r
All her life, Kira has been haunted by a dream-a nightmare, really. And Jane's investigation will carry her deep into the center of a close-knit family that is not only fraying at the edges, but about to burst apart.In The Grave Soul, Ellen Hart once again brings her intimate voice to the story of a family and the secrets that can build and destroy lives.. But after visiting Kira's home for the first time, and receiving a disturbing anonymous package in the mail, Guthrie starts to wonder if Kira's dream might hold more truth than she knows.When Kira's called home again for a family meeting, Guthrie knows he needs Jane's help to figure out the truth, before the web of secrets Kira's family has been spinning all these years ensnares Kira too. She knows it can't be true because the dream doesn't line up with the facts of her mother's death. Guthrie has fallen for a girl-Kira Adler. In the dream, she witnesses her mother being murdered. In fact, he was planning to propose to her on Christmas Eve. But his trip home with Kira over Thanksgiving made him uneasy. When Guthrie Hewitt calls on restaurateur and private investigator Jane Lawless, he doesn't know where else he can turn