The Jackal Man: Book 15 in the DI Wesley Peterson crime series

Book like new and on time

Kate Ellis interweaves past and present with immense expertise. A gripping story and once again a very original plot. It has to gain 5* but as Gerry remarks at one point "It's a bit confusing". There seemed to be too many suspects and Wesley flip-flopped a bit midway. But it's so enjoyable and unputdownable that it's churlish to diminish it by subtracting stars. I do worry about the amount of pizza and other takeaway food these detectives consume and wonder if this is how national CID works. Worrying if it is. There's never a salad or fresh vegeatable in sight. If you enjoy this series try the Joe Plantagenet series. That's excellent too.

#15 in the Wesley Peterson series and another intriguing story.Four or five plausible suspects for a serial killer using Egyptian funeral rites,all with dark secrets of their own. Keeps you guessing almost until the end.Detective Rachel Tracey further cements her position as a complete bitch by having sneering thoughts about a colleague murdered in the line of duty.

I like the series by Kate Ellis and was unable to get this one via the library system. It's not a cozy mystery and some parts are fairly graphic, but readable.

Excellent condition, like new.