The Kill Fee (Poppy Denby Investigates): 2

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Paperback
2016
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Do you know who that is, Poppy? asked Delilah. I do indeed. So what does it feel like to dance in the arms of an assassin? Poppy Denby's star is on the rise. Now the Arts and Entertainment Editor at The Daily Globe, she covers an exhibition of Russian Art at the Crystal Palace. A shot rings out, leaving a guard injured and an empty pedestal in the place of the largest Faberge Egg in the collection. The egg itself is valuable, but more so are the secrets it contains within - secrets that could threaten major political powers. Suspects are aplenty and Poppy is delighted to be once again in the middle of a sensational story. But, soon the investigation takes a dark turn when someone connected with the exhibition is murdered and an employee of the newspaper becomes a suspect. The race is on to find the egg before the killer strikes again...

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Do you know who that is, Poppy? asked Delilah. I do indeed. So what does it feel like to dance in the arms of an assassin? Poppy Denby's star is on the rise. Now the Arts and Entertainment Editor at The Daily Globe, she covers an exhibition of Russian Art at the Crystal Palace. A shot rings out, leaving a guard injured and an empty pedestal in the place of the largest Faberge Egg in the collection. The egg itself is valuable, but more so are the secrets it contains within - secrets that could threaten major political powers. Suspects are aplenty and Poppy is delighted to be once again in the middle of a sensational story. But, soon the investigation takes a dark turn when someone connected with the exhibition is murdered and an employee of the newspaper becomes a suspect. The race is on to find the egg before the killer strikes again...

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 320
Edition: New
Publisher: Lion Fiction
Published: 16 Sep 2016
ISBN 10: 1782642188
ISBN 13: 9781782642183

Media Reviews

Poppy Denby, on the trail of a Faberge egg containing dangerous secrets, encounters Russians (Red and White), theatrical types, and the police as she becomes embroiled in another adventure in 1920's London. A gripping and exciting read. -- Elizabeth Flynn, author of Game, Set and Murder
Fiona Veitch Smith has chosen a fascinating period as the background for her plot. The story opens with plenty of exciting action and the characters are lively and believable! -- Ann Granger, author of the Campbell & Carter mysteries

Author Bio

Fiona Veitch Smith has worked as a journalist in South Africa and the UK and is now an Associate Lecturer in Journalism at Newcastle University. She also teaches Creative Writing at Northumbria University.