Killjoy

"The youth theater cast are in their places but Gus Lynch's female lead, Gabriella, is missing -- that is, until she's found in the boot of his car. Detective Inspector Stephen Ramsay and Sergeant Gordon Hunter are assigned to head the murder enquiry, meanwhile violence is escalating on the Starling...

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Main Author: Cleeves, Ann (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Minotaur Books, 2025.
Edition:First Minotaur Books edition.
Series:Cleeves, Ann. Inspector Ramsay ; 4.
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Summary:"The youth theater cast are in their places but Gus Lynch's female lead, Gabriella, is missing -- that is, until she's found in the boot of his car. Detective Inspector Stephen Ramsay and Sergeant Gordon Hunter are assigned to head the murder enquiry, meanwhile violence is escalating on the Starling Farm Estate as police battle to contain the latest outbreak of joyriding. Is Gabriella's death connected to the events at Starling Farm? When another body is found, Ramsey must find the link between the investigations that could have provoked someone to kill, and kill again."--Page 4 of cover.
Item Description:"An inspector Ramsay novel"--Cover.
"Originally published in Great Britain by Pan Macmillan. First published in the United States by Fawcett."--Title page verso.
Includes an excerpt from the author's The healers (pages 259-267).
Physical Description:267 pages ; 21 cm
ISBN:9781250391773
1250391776
Author Notes:

ANN CLEEVES is the multi-million copy bestselling author behind three hit television series-- Shetland , starring Douglas Henshall, Vera , starring Academy Award Nominee Brenda Blethyn, and The Long Call , starring Ben Aldridge--all of which are watched and loved in the United States. All three are available on BritBox.

The first Shetland novel, Raven Black , won the Crime Writers' Association Gold Dagger for best crime novel, and Ann was awarded the CWA Diamond Dagger in 2017. She was awarded the OBE in 2022 for services to reading and libraries. Ann lives in the United Kingdom.