Death of a Messenger

By William Zanzinger
$0.00 Rating: 1 star1 star1 star0.75 star
(3.67 based on 3 reviews)

Published: April 01, 2012
Words: 65,992 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476279275


Short description

Clarissa Daniels has a missing flash drive and too little money to pay a blackmailer. St Cloud has time on his hands and a couple of questions he wants answered, including why she tells a lot of lies, and why someone would want to shoot a man in the head. Especially one who was already dead...

Extended description

"He sat on the carpet and smoked a cigarette. He had smelt a lot of rotten money, and it had made him sick. He had found and lost a gun, which might or might not have shot somebody in the head. And his mouth tasted of blood and of a woman who wasn’t his. It had been a hell of a day."

Clarissa Daniels has a missing flash drive and too little money to pay a blackmailer. St Cloud has time on his hands and a couple of questions he wants answered, including why she tells a lot of lies, and why someone would want to shoot a man in the head. Especially one who was already dead...

"The Big Sleep for the CSI generation"

Tags

thriller, crime, literary, detective, london, noir, olympics, pulp fiction, complex

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Review by: Clair Roxanna on April 16, 2013 : star star
This story is so overly descriptive it got boring. The author spent eight screens of travelogue descriptions for the main character to get from one location to his destination. I found myself skimming through paragraphs that did nothing but dilute the story until it turned from stew into broth.
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Review by: Ken Prather on Feb. 12, 2013 : star star star star star
It is a great read. This is the third St. Cloud book I have read. As the other reviewer noted, some of the descriptions are a little tiresome, but overall, it is a very good book.
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Review by: C.J. Schmidt on April 19, 2012 : star star star star
Wow! What a story! Nothing pretty or funny here, just liars and murderers and cheats, and a picture of London and her people that is not very nice. It's a great story, especially when it's dialog, but when it goes into long drawn out descriptions of St. Cloud going between point a b or c it gets a little tiresome, and the main character does alot of driving/walking between point a,b and c. Otherwise it's a great read, and I'm looking forward to the next installation of St. Clouds adventures. Thanks for the free book!
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