Thrill Kill (A Quentin Archer Mystery, 2)

Review\nAlthough this is the second book in the series, it holds up well as a ‘standalone’, and the personalities, plot and pace are all admirable. The descriptions of New Orleans at Mardi Gras time were such that the reader feels as though he is in the middle of all that madness and mayhem. This book was a pleasure to read and I highly recommend it. ― Breakaway Reviewers\nSpell-binding. How can you lose when you combine Mardi Gras with Voodoo? Full of intrigue and surprising twists, this is a tough book to lay down; it's got all the ingredients necessary to cook up a heck of a story, with characters both heroic and chilling. Thoroughly enjoyable, and highly recommended. -- Cindy Fairweather\nBeneath the carefree atmosphere of Mardi Gras, something very sinister is going on in the intriguing new Quentin Archer mystery.\nThree murders so far. No apparent motive; no link between the victims; none of them have been robbed. One item ties them together: a can of spray gas known as Chill has been left at the scene of each crime. Is someone killing for kicks? With no leads to pursue and no witnesses coming forward, all the cops can do is wait for murder number four.\nAs rumours emerge, Archer realizes there’s a pattern taking shape. Could there be more to these seemingly random killings than meets the eye? Teaming up with voodoo queen Solange Cordray, Archer begins to uncover evidence of a shocking conspiracy.