Janice Gallen

Scent of Evil (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Meg and Clyde Pilley join the local bowls club, and meet turmoil they hadn't bargained for.
At a bowls game Meg's friend, Jack Spencer, drops dead. Retired detective Ross Delaney, their bowls partner, realises the bitter almonds smell indicates cyanide poisoning. He isn't the only one who smells something unusual. The distinctive aroma of cigar smoke overwhelms Meg. She knows this is an indication of the killer, but can't quite work out how.
Meg and Clyde begin investigating but feel hampered by dead ends. They volunteer with Meals on Wheels and again are confronted by a suspicious death.
When Meg continually smells cigar smoke around the bodies, she realises a cold-blooded killer is murdering the elderly and smoking a cigar to celebrate.
Then the vile killer extends his net, not only murdering the aged, but also including another of Meg's beloved friends in his poisonous web.
The only clue is cigar smoke.
Is that enough for psychic Meg to track down the evil predator?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Janice Gallen
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. Mai 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781311901781
• Artikelnr.: 70442162

Autorenporträt

Janice grew up in the coalfields of Hunter Valley, New South Wales. She developed a passion for writing after winning an inter-school essay contest on unionism at age eleven. After graduating from high school she went on to study teaching at Newcastle Teachers' College and taught in the district for a few years before going into business. Living in the area from the 1940's and right through until 1992 has given her an understanding of the people and the environment..
The desire for creative writing was always there and Janice signed up for a correspondence writing course. Family commitments and work got in the way of fulfilling her goal to become an acknowledged author. However, that spark remained, and over the past ten years Janice has managed to fit many creative writing workshops into her busy life. During that period she enjoyed the privilege of being mentored by a published author for over three years. When the inaugural Redlitzer anthology was promoted by Redlands Library, Janice won a place with her short story: Always. This success, accompanied by encouragement and critiquing from two writing groups, has allowed her to follow her dream, and complete and publish her first novel: All Naked & Bare.