The Good Die Twice

by Lee Driver

Book Overview

The Tyler Family is one of the richest families in Cedar Point. Five years ago Robert Tylers young wife disappeared off the family yacht. Was it just an accident? Her body was never found. Then one... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0966602153
• ISBN13: 9780966602159
• Release Date: October 2000
• Publisher: Full Moon Publishing
• Length: 292 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

A Winner

The Good Die Twice is a winner, both in terms of fascinating characters and a rapid-fire, unguessable plot. Chase Dagger is a male PI who has recently taken on a young Native American woman as his associate, although his role with Sara is more that of protector and mentor than business associate. Sara, a shape-shifter who can turn into either a gray hawk or a gray wolf, observes the murder of a woman whose death had already been recorded five years earlier. Intrigued by the anomaly Dagger starts to investigate, and from that moment on, the action never stops. This is a great read for fans of mystery, fantasy, and the occult.

A skillful blend of plot, characters, fantasy, and humor.

Odd but very, very good. Lee Driver skillfully blends a complicated plot with unique characters, supernatural fantasy and humor. The Tyler family are a rich upperclass people who lost a family member, young wife Rachel Tyle, five years ago. One night Robert Tyler, Rachel's husband, receives a phone call from a familiar voice. Can it be Rachel? Chase Dagger, a private detective with a life that you would not believe, finds himself with this bizarre case. Cases with unusual elements require unusual talents and Chase has them at his disposal. He has a scarlet macaw named Einstein who just so happens to have a photographic memory. Sarah, his assistant, has abilities that allow her to go places and hear things in a way no other human can experience. This is an amazing read and totally new to my experience. Yummy!Leann Arndt, Reviewer

super supernatural thriller

Lee Driver takes you into a world of supernatural adventure that keeps you turning pages to find out what happens next and wondering if it really could, it did or it actually is! Glad to have found this new author.

excellent supernatural mystery

Supermodel and wife to a very wealthy individual, Rachel Tyler simply vanishes while on the family yacht. Five years later, a hawk observes two individuals struggling with a woman before they cold bloodedly kill the lady. The hawk returns to the home of Sarah and her roommate Chase Dagger on the nearby reservation. Sarah tells Chase, a private investigator, what the hawk has seen, but by the time they reach the area, all evidence of foul play is gone. Dagger receives an invitation to the Tyler home. He drags a reluctant Sarah with him because he fears dealing with his former fiancee Sheila Tyler. At the house, Sarah notices a portrait of Rachel and recognizes her as the murder victim seen by the hawk. Dagger refuses to acknowledge that this could have happened, but soon evidence leads him to conclude that Rachel just recently died. Sarah and Dagger continue to dig into the Tyler family where murder is considered a good business practice. Chase Dagger is one of the more fascinating characters to grace a detective tale. He is an enigma wrapped inside a perplexing puzzle overlaid by a complex cipher. As Chase's counterpoint, Sarah has otherworldly powers that make her a unique, but brave heroine. The story line is a mystery inside a who-done-it that works because of the interrelationship of the main characters. Fans of Laurel K. Hamilton' wonderful works will adore this tale that will drive them to want more novels from Lee Driver.Harriet Klausner

Complex Chase Dagger tale

Supermodel and wife to a very wealthy individual, Rachel Tyler simply vanishes while on the family yacht. Five years later, a hawk observes two individuals struggling with a woman before they cold bloodedly kill the lady. The hawk returns to the home of Sarah and her roommate Chase Dagger on the nearby reservation. Sarah tells Chase, a private investigator, what the hawk has seen, but by the time they reach the area, all evidence of foul play is gone. Dagger receives an invitation to the Tyler home. He drags a reluctant Sarah with him because he fears dealing with his former fiancee Sheila Tyler. At the house, Sarah notices a portrait of Rachel and recognizes her as the murder victim seen by the hawk. Dagger refuses to acknowledge that this could have happened, but soon evidence leads him to conclude that Rachel just recently died. Sarah and Dagger continue to dig into the Tyler family where murder is considered a good business practice. Chase Dagger is one of the more fascinating characters to grace a detective tale. He is an enigma wrapped inside a perplexing puzzle overlaid by a complex cipher. As Chase's counterpoint, Sarah has otherworldly powers that make her a unique, but brave heroine. The story line is a mystery inside a who-done-it that works because of the interrelationship of the main characters. Fans of Laurel K. Hamilton' wonderful works will adore this tale that will drive them to want more novels from Lee Driver.