Simon Mills Nine Fine Deaths: Even when you know who the killer is, you won't know who the killer is.
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Nine Fine Deaths: Even when you know who the killer is, you won't know who the killer is.
Homicide detective Madeline Bradley is obnoxious, bourbon-fueled, and foul-mouthed but fiercely lovable as she hunts a killer so skilled at his evil machinations that even when you know who the killer is, you won't know who the killer is. Nine Fine Deaths is a deeply intricate murder mystery that takes you on a sweeping worldwide journey to rich and exotic locations where murder is art and police work is a whole new game.
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What readers say
Madeline Bradley is a mess and I adored her
“I picked this up because of that tagline, and I’ll admit I rolled my eyes. Then the book actually delivered on it. Just when I thought I had the killer pegged, the story twisted and I realized I had no idea what was going on. Madeline is obnoxious, foul-mouthed, and constantly reaching for the bourbon, but she’s so fiercely lovable that I’d follow her anywhere, which is good, because the book takes you all over the world. The exotic locations gave each murder its own look and feel, almost like a gallery of crimes. I stayed up past 1 a.m. to finish it and I’m already hunting for the next one.”
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