Better Than a Rest

Better Than a Rest

by PaulineMcLynn (Author)

Synopsis

Intrepid private eye Leo Street is on the trail of an adulterous husband when her clapped-out car causes her cover to be blown. It's time to draft in Ciara Gillespie, the teenage tearaway whom she befriended on her last case. At first, Ciara's madcap methods of surveillance leave a lot to be desired, but soon she's unearthing the secret life of an obstetrician who likes to dabble in genetic engineering...Meanwhile, Leo finds herself in even deeper trouble when she answers the call of Andy Raynor - an old flame who she's never fully extinguished. Sometimes a change isn't necessarily better than a rest...

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 320
Publisher: Headline
Published: 03 May 2001

ISBN 10: 0747274606
ISBN 13: 9780747274605

Media Reviews
A darkly amusing tale...[Pauline McLynn's] writing is comic with a heavy dose of realism. She doesn't hide behind happy ever afters , more what are you at? s. It's entertaining and it's also life - Irish Tatler

Where McLynn excels is with her dialogue which is funny and snappy...This book is well written within its genre and will sit well on a shelf next to such writers as Cathy Kelly, Morag Prunty and Marian Keyes...a breezy summer read - Sunday Tribune

Hilariously funny follow-up to SOMETHING FOR THE WEEKEND. With the perfect balance of humour, adventure and romance, Pauline makes crafting witty, fast-paced fiction look like a doddle - OK! Magazine

Sparky, fresh, warm and absorbing...go out and buy it as soon as it hits the bookstore shelves - Big Issue in the North

Sparky crime caper combining a cracking plot with nice one-liners. Pacy and oddly charming, [Better than a Rest] is perfect beach fodder - Eve

You'll be chuckling through your sunburn - Company

Pacy crime caper

It's Jenny Colgan meets Lauren Henderson - cheeky and chirpy crime - Mirror
Author Bio
One of Ireland's favourite comedy actresses, Pauline McLynn is best-known for her role as Mrs Doyle in FATHER TED. She divides her time between London, Dublin and Kilkenny.