Black Diamond Death
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4.1 • 379 Ratings
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- $9.99
Publisher Description
"It's takes a great crime writer to fool a mystery buff, and Cheryl Bradshaw is that writer."
Charlotte Halliwell has been keeping a deadly secret.
Before she has the chance to reveal it, she's found dead. At first glance, it appears to be nothing more than an accident, until poison is found coursing through Charlotte's body.
Charlotte's sister Audrey hires Sloane Monroe, a sassy, headstrong private investigator to look into her sister's murder. As Sloane works to solve the case, a second body is found. With the killer aware that Sloane will stop at nothing to find him, he tracks her every move. Will Sloane uncover the truth before he strikes again?
If you're a fan of Sue Grafton and Mary Higgins Clark, you'll enjoy this fast-paced, page-turning mystery. A New York Times and USA Today bestselling series. One-click now.
Readers are saying:
"The tone reminds me of Robert B. Parker's novels."
"The characters are interesting, and the plot kept me hooked."
"Great characters, entertaining dialogue, and great plot development."
"A good mystery that kept me guessing." Vine Voice
"The end caught me off-guard. It was perfect!"
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
If you’re looking for a fast-paced detective story that doesn’t take itself too seriously, then Cheryl Bradshaw’s Sloane Monroe series is for you. In this, the first instalment, we meet the series’ sassy, fast-talking heroine: a private eye who gets in over her head while investigating what appears, at first, to be a skiing accident. You can almost smell the crisp, alpine air of Park City, Utah—the sweeping mountain backdrop is a welcome change to the gritty inner-city setting of most crime thrillers.
Customer Reviews
A murder started on ski hill
Sloane is a PI. She has been asked to look into the death of a skier. Intrigue, more murders and twisted tales all intertwine. Read this all the way to the unexpected ending.
Black diamond death
Great book! Kept me guessing.
Black Diamond Death
Interesting lead, unusual and stubborn PI.