First Holy Chameleon

First Holy Chameleon

by Maggie Gibson (Author)

Synopsis

Cash Ryan's life is a mess. A property developer has made her homeless, her boyfriend has decided to lead the celibate life, and her big acting break in a TV soap has just fizzled out like a damp squib. She gets sympathy and support from Mort Higgins, private investigator, friend and part time employer, but is devastated one morning to find him dead at his desk with a gun shot wound to his head. The police declare it a suicide, but Cash and Mort's widow Janet think differently. Along with Cash's friend Billie, they embark on a journey to discover the truth. On the way they encounter a healing evangelist, a renegade biker nun, an illegal adoption scam, a host of Hell's Angels, a few close shaves and plenty of dirty dealing.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 320
Edition: New
Publisher: Orion
Published: 05 Apr 2001

ISBN 10: 0575403233
ISBN 13: 9780575403239
Book Overview: Fast, funny, furious comedy crime - another terrific read from Maggie Gibson She creates wonderfully feisty female characters and witty and energetic dialogue Dublin setting gives strong regional interest Published alongside reissues of Alice Little and the Big Girl's Blouse and The Flight of Lucy Spoon - all in striking new cover design Praise for Maggie Gibson: 'A great romp ... good, escapist fun' Express 'Gibson's eye for comedy is keen, especially her satirical take on the thorny 'coming out to the parents' debate' Gay Times.

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SALES POINTS Fast, funny, furious comedy crime - another terrific read from Maggie Gibson She creates wonderfully feisty female characters and witty and energetic dialogue Dublin setting gives strong regional interest Published alongside reissues of Alice Little and the Big Girl's Blouse and The Flight of Lucy Spoon - all in striking new cover design Praise for Maggie Gibson:'A great romp . . . good, escapist fun' Express'Gibson's eye for comedy is keen, especially her satirical take on the thorny 'coming out to the parents' debate'