Veil of Death

by Stella Whitelaw

A Cornish summer wedding with a deadly twist
Fiona Kimberley was a self-centred young woman, hungry for money and social status. So when she is found murdered on her wedding day it comes as no surprise to anyone that there is a lengthy list of suspects. Fiona had alienated many people in her short life, all of whom were present at the wedding, and all of whom had the means, and the motive, to exact revenge on the beautiful bride.

218 pages, Hardcover

First published August 1, 2004

About the author

Stella Whitelaw is a professional writer and journalist, with over 30 novels published as well as nearly 250 short stories in national women's magazines. She is Secretary of the Parliamentary Press Gallery at the House of Commons and lives in Surrey with six beautiful cats who have provided the inspiration for her many cat books. Pollution-induced asthma has sent her walking the Sussex coast and South Downs for fresh air for healing views.

Series:
* Jordan Lacey
* Casey Jones Cruise Ship Mystery

Reviews

[Linda Underwood]

Interesting murder and cleverly written book. Bride is murdered during her reception and every chapter is why each guest wanted to kill her.