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Stella Whitelaw

    January 1, 1941

    Stella Whitelaw is a professional writer and journalist whose prolific output includes numerous novels and short stories. Her work often explores themes of everyday life and relationships with a distinctive warmth and accessibility. Whitelaw's writing is characterized by its engaging style and her ability to capture the essence of human experience. She has established herself as a compelling storyteller for a wide audience.

    Stella Whitelaw
    Secrets of a Ballistic Cat
    The Prosecco Fortune
    Mirror Mirror
    Ring and Die
    Dead Slow Ahead
    Turn and Die
    • 2015

      The Prosecco Fortune

      • 222 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      Emma Chandler, a junior partner of a firm of chartered accountants in London, is sent to Venice to investigate the disappearance of a client's fortune. Emma is thrown into a disorientating and fast-paced world of deceit and crime. She falls for an enigmatic Italian millionaire and finds herself under scrutiny and in danger.

      The Prosecco Fortune
    • 2012

      Secrets of a Ballistic Cat

      • 50 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Explore the intriguing world of feline behavior and psychology, uncovering the thoughts and feelings that shape your cat's actions. Delve into the unique bond between humans and their cats, gaining insights into their instincts, communication styles, and social dynamics. This book offers a playful yet informative perspective that helps cat owners understand their pets better, enhancing the relationship and promoting a deeper appreciation for their quirky and mysterious nature.

      Secrets of a Ballistic Cat
    • 2010

      Dead Slow Ahead

      • 336 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      A Casey Jones Cruise Ship Mystery - Cruise Entertainments Director Casey Jones is back on board the Countess Georgina for the Mediterranean cruise. She has a new deputy the charming Lee Williams and a fresh troupe of entertainers. However, things on board dont always run smoothly, and with a disgruntled guest reporting a missing couture Chanel gown, and items going missing from the ship boutique, Casey senses this cruise is not going to be all calm . . .

      Dead Slow Ahead
    • 2010

      Second Sitting

      • 367 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      A brand-new series from the creator of Jordan Lacey - Casey Jones is Cruise Director on board the luxurious Countess Georgina for her trip to the Caribbean. Caseys days and nights are filled with an endless stream of prima donna singers and feather-clad chorus girls. But when a guest collapses during the second sitting at table two, and later dies, Casey finds herself trying to uncover a bizarre chain of events helped by the gorgeous Cruise Doctor, Samuel Mallory.

      Second Sitting
    • 2008

      Jordan Lacey has been hired by Holly Broughton to find out who framed her for her husband's murder and why. When Jordan's life is threatened on three separate occasions, she finds herself propelled towards a solution that is claustrophobic and totally unexpected.

      Turn and Die
    • 2007

      Ring and Die

      • 320 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      The sixth instalment in the highly acclaimed Jordan Lacey seriesJordan Lacy is thrown in the deep end literally when fishing rods start disappearing from the pier. But it all gets more serious when one of the anglers is found hanging in the bell tower of a church, his past life shrouded in mystery. Then a cache of diamonds goes missing from a raided security box and a revengeful gang member is determined to find out where they are hidden.

      Ring and Die
    • 2005

      Mirror Mirror

      • 224 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      After her Aunt's suicide fall off Westminster Bridge, Gina's cousin Lindsie comes to take charge of her. Gina finds herself locked in the attic of a big house in Cranbourne Square; she starts sleepwalking and has odd lapses of memory.

      Mirror Mirror