Lorelei King serves as a skillful guide through the twists and turns of plot lines that eventually wrap around one another. King works hard to create suspense as private eye Kiernan O'Shaughnessy follows the path of what she fears could be the beginning of an epidemic of a deadly and contagious disease. She conveys well the bravado of the naive and inept, but generally lucky, Tchernak, O'Shaughnessy's housekeeper, who decides it can't be that hard to be a detective. King plays him as a lovable bull in a china shop, who brings to investigation the same style that he applied to playing professional football. J.E.M. © AudioFile 2001, Portland, Maine--
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Betrayed and set up to take the blame for a death caused by a deadly and highly contagious case of hemorraghic fever, ex-medical examiner-turned-P.I. Kiernan O'Shaughnessy gets more than she bargained for in this 16th clever mystery in the popular series.
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