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Evil stalks an idyllic retreat…
An exciting ensemble of characters make for a gripping read in As Easy as Murder, Quintin Jardine’s third unmissable crime thriller to feature Primavera Blackstone. Perfect for fans of Ian Rankin and James Oswald.
‘Don’t plan to begin reading this one on a work night. You won’t put it down until the final page’ – Globe and Mail
A tranquil Spanish village by the sea is the perfect place for Primavera Blackstone to raise her ten-year-old Tom, son of the late lamented Oz, especially when they are joined by his nephew, tyro pro golfer Jonny Sinclair. But when her best friend Shirley introduces her new man, Patterson Cowling, he seems to be a trouble magnet. A casual thief tries to pick his pocket and is found a few days later with his face blown off. A bloody coincidence, or does Patterson Cowling have a past to protect? As the body count rises, and Primavera becomes den mother to an extended golfing family, it seems that homicide is par for the course, and that hazards lie in wait for everyone. Can she save the day, or is the game just too rough?
What readers are saying about As Easy as Murder:
‘Primavera Blackstone at her very best‘
‘A great read and keeps you on the edge of your seat right until the end’
‘Five stars‘
An exciting ensemble of characters make for a gripping read in As Easy as Murder, Quintin Jardine’s third unmissable crime thriller to feature Primavera Blackstone. Perfect for fans of Ian Rankin and James Oswald.
‘Don’t plan to begin reading this one on a work night. You won’t put it down until the final page’ – Globe and Mail
A tranquil Spanish village by the sea is the perfect place for Primavera Blackstone to raise her ten-year-old Tom, son of the late lamented Oz, especially when they are joined by his nephew, tyro pro golfer Jonny Sinclair. But when her best friend Shirley introduces her new man, Patterson Cowling, he seems to be a trouble magnet. A casual thief tries to pick his pocket and is found a few days later with his face blown off. A bloody coincidence, or does Patterson Cowling have a past to protect? As the body count rises, and Primavera becomes den mother to an extended golfing family, it seems that homicide is par for the course, and that hazards lie in wait for everyone. Can she save the day, or is the game just too rough?
What readers are saying about As Easy as Murder:
‘Primavera Blackstone at her very best‘
‘A great read and keeps you on the edge of your seat right until the end’
‘Five stars‘
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Reviews
Praise for Quintin Jardine: Don't plan to begin reading this one on a work night. You won't put it down until the final page
If Ian Rankin is the Robert Carlyle of Scottish crime writers, then Jardine is surely its Sean Connery
Deplorably readable
