Death Flies on Final

by Jackie Lewin

Book Overview

Death Flies On Final by Jackie Lewin released on Oct 25, 2000 is available now for purchase. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373263678
• ISBN13: 9780373263677
• Release Date: November 2000
• Publisher: Worldwide Library
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.1" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

Another highflying mystery series worth checking out.

Death Flies on Final follows Murder Flies Left Seat in the Grace Beckmann mystery series. The series takes place in Colorado. The author includes some interesting information in her mystery about flying, doctoring, and the benefits of being rich.The Beckmann family, Albert, Grace, the boys, and the housekeeper Millie are back for their second mystery. Grace and the twins are out for a Sunday fly to the Carlsbad Caverns with Albert in his new Piper Turbo Arrow. Albert is a doctor, and his family is well off, so they can enjoy such perks, but there's nothing enjoyable about finding the owner, James Delacroix, of a FBO dead on top of his yearly new Cadillac, especially since they had seen him very much alive not long ago. What makes it worse is that his daughter is Albert's chief nurse at his medical service. After they discover the body, they are asked to stay in the neighboring town of Copper Creek with Delacroix's girlfriend for the night. When Delacroix's daughter Arlene hears about the murder, having no faith in baby-faced sheriff, Tim, she asks Albert and Grace to investigate it. Grace is excited at the prospect. Albert helps out, and so do many others in the mystery, including their son Spence who doesn't want to go to college and is a natural sleuth just like his mother. Suspects and theories begin to form. Everyone in their hometown and in Copper Creek are aware that they are investigating, which leads to some hot and dangerous moments.Jackie Lewin uses the first couple of chapters to introduce the family and their lifestyle. She does get into the mystery pretty quick and gives some pretty good false leads. The reader is also entertained with the lives of the Beckmann family.