Deadly Web

Kate Kinsella Mystery #9

by Christine Green

A Kate Kinsella Mystery - Surgeon Rupert Decker-White dies at a New Year party at Fair Acres Private Hospital. His widow is convinced that he was murdered by being given a peanut, to which he was known to be severely allergic. Kate hears of a previous so-called accidental death, and realizes that the drink and drugs culture pervading the hospital is probably linked to the deaths, and she soon finds herself isolated and under threat . . .

319 pages, Hardcover

First published December 1, 2005

About the author

Christine Green is the author of Way to Victory. She is the author of many novels and lives in Wolverhampton.

Series:
* Kate Kinsella Mystery
* Detective Inspector Connor O'Neill Mystery
* Thomas Rydel and Denni Caldecote Mystery

Reviews

[Julie Powell]

Book nine of the box set I have sees Kate going undercover at a private hospital on behalf of a wife who believes her surgeon husband was murdered.

This crime drama certainly was a web of deceit and lies. Though determined to find out the truth, Kate doesn't make the best choices and danger lurks.

There were twists and disturbing moments and all the characters suited the plot.

Well-written and engaging.

[Joanne]

Grim and depressing and just awful.

[Clare Coffey]

This book was ok. The character is not well written and I thought that the editing of the plot could be better. I am not sure if I would recommend this book to friends or colleagues.

[Tessa]

An enjoyable holiday read my first introduction to Kate Kinsella.

[Kacper Nedza]

Lively, byzantine, a little unlikely but written with the customary verve and compassion.

[Fiona Forthe]

Quick read, though the plot isn't much, the characters are interesting.