DEATH LINE #3 in the 18-strong Rafferty and Llewellyn Mystery Series
A great duo and a great read.'
Jasper Moon, internationally renowned 'seer to the stars', had signally failed to predict his own future. He is found dead on his consulting-room floor, his skull crushed with a crystal ball and, all, around him, his office in chaos.
During their murder investigations, Inspector Rafferty and Sergeant Llewellyn discover a highly incriminating video concealed in Moon's flat, a video which, if made public, could wreck more than one life.
Gradually, connections begin to emerge between Moon and others in the small Essex town of Elmhurst. But how is Rafferty to solve the case when all of his suspects have seemingly unbreakable alibis?
REVIEWS FOR DEATH LINE
'The detectives brilliantly complement and oppose each other. For those who love Sherlock Holmes-style mysteries, you'll likely adore Evans' style, humor, and method of detection. A wonderful cozy, rainy-night read rich with interesting characters that all appear guilty and innocent. At every turn you'll think you know who the killer is, but the true identity and motive won't come until the end. The reveal is not far-fetched or deceptive it was there all along, and it works perfectly.' Review by Charlie Courtland of Bitsy Bling Books http://bitsybling.blogspot.com/2011/03/death-line-curl-up-with-cozy-mystery
'Ms Evans writes with a nice, tongue-in-cheek style and in her policemen has created an attractive pair of sleuths. Recommended.' MICHAEL PAINTER, THE IRISH TIMES, ON DEATH LINE
'I love English detectives and the team of Rafferty and Llewellyn is no exception. Evans has created a pair that works well together without one over shadowing the other in any way. I love that. I cannot help but compare Evans to Sir Author Conan Doyle, her style is similar, although her wit is not as dry, which is another plus in my book. I also liked that Rafferty and Llewellyn recognize and catch the flaws in one another that are sometimes overlooked in other novels. In my opinion Geraldine Evans will soon be one of those must read authors whose books sell out in minutes. Rita Reviews
Rita's Rating: Five Stars
'One of the best crime plots for devotees is written in the stars in Geraldine Evans' DEATH LINE.' PETERBOROUGH EVENING TELEGRAPH