Death on Tour: A Jocelyn Shore Mystery: 1 - Softcover

Hamrick, Janice

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1250100100 ISBN 13: 9781250100108

Publisher: St. Martin's Press, 2012

About this title

Review:

Praise for Janice Hamrick and "Death on Tour"

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"A classy whodunit, "Death on Tour" also offers a trove of Egyptology and a wealth of humor -- Christie's characters were never this smart-alecky. Hamrick plays fair with clues, and the alert reader has a fighting chance of identifying the culprit from among the cast of suspects."
--"Richmond Times Dispatch"

""Death on Tour" is fun, romantic and delightful, and full of fascinating bits about ancient Egypt."
--"Cleveland Plain Dealer"

"The cozy mystery was once limited to adorable English villages and the like, but it long ago outgrew its traditional boundaries. Janice Hamrick's "Death on Tour" is a charming example."
--"The Seattle Times"

"Hamrick does a good job capturing life on an exhausting budget tour as her snazzy if snarky amateur sleuth... investigates some fishy fellow tourists."
--"Publishers Weekly"

"Hamrick's character-driven debut is a good mystery and a charming travelogue."
--"Kirkus Reviews"

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"Murder, possible smuggling, a colorful array of characters and what could be the start of a romance are vying for top billing with the wonders of Egypt in this funny and expertly plotted debut, introducing high school teacher Jocelyn Shore. Readers can only hope that Hamrick's next installment is as much fun as this one."
-- "RT""Book Reviews"

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Praise for Janice Hamrick and "Death on Tour"

Hamrick does a good job capturing life on an exhausting budget tour as her snazzy if snarky amateur sleuth investigates some fishy fellow tourists."

"Death on Tour" is fun, romantic and delightful, and full of fascinating bits about ancient Egypt.

The cozy mystery was once limited to adorable English villages and the like, but it long ago outgrew its traditional boundaries. Janice Hamrick's "Death on Tour" is a charming example.

Hamrick's character-driven debut is a good mystery and a charming travelogue.

A classy whodunit, Death on Tour also offers a trove of Egyptology and a wealth of humor -- Christie's characters were never this smart-alecky. Hamrick plays fair with clues, and the alert reader has a fighting chance of identifying the culprit from among the cast of suspects. "Richmond Times Dispatch"

"Death on Tour" is fun, romantic and delightful, and full of fascinating bits about ancient Egypt. "Cleveland Plain Dealer"

The cozy mystery was once limited to adorable English villages and the like, but it long ago outgrew its traditional boundaries. Janice Hamrick's Death on Tour is a charming example. "The Seattle Times"

Hamrick does a good job capturing life on an exhausting budget tour as her snazzy if snarky amateur sleuth investigates some fishy fellow tourists. "Publishers Weekly"

Hamrick's character-driven debut is a good mystery and a charming travelogue. "Kirkus Reviews"

Murder, possible smuggling, a colorful array of characters and what could be the start of a romance are vying for top billing with the wonders of Egypt in this funny and expertly plotted debut, introducing high school teacher Jocelyn Shore. Readers can only hope that Hamrick's next installment is as much fun as this one. "RT Book Reviews""

From the Back Cover:

Meet Jocelyn Shore, the "snazzy if snarky amateur sleuth" ("Publishers Weekly") who stars and shines in Janice Hamrick's hilarious and un-put-downable debut mystery series.

"A classy whodunit offers a trove of Egyptology and a wealth of humor."
"Richmond Times-Dispatch"

Texas high school teacher Jocelyn Shore and her cousin Kyla are on a "dream" tour of Egypt when things take a nightmarish turn: One of their fellow travelers, Millie Owens, takes a fatal fall off one of the Pyramids. And that's only the first leg of the trip

"Charming." "Seattle Times"

From the jovial doctor haggling for trinkets he doesn't want to the mysterious imposter wearing someone else's clothing to the attractive stranger traveling alone, this group of tourists is carrying more than one kind of baggage. Add a mistaken identity, a priceless necklace, and "another "unexpected death, and Jocelyn finds herself reluctantly trying to unravel an intrigue that threatens to end not only her vacation, but her life.

"The perfect cozy for taking on vacation." "Gumshoe Review""

About this edition

• Publisher: St. Martin's Press
• Publication date: 2012
• ISBN 10: 1250100100
• ISBN 13: 9781250100108
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 336