A Good Death - Brossura

'Elizabeth Ironside's The Accomplice is her her third novel. Her first, A Very Private Enterprise, showed real promise; her second, Death in the Garden, was particularly enjoyable and with her third she joins those few mystery writers you unreservedly look forward to reading. . . .a thoroughly satisfying psychological thriller.' Harriet Waugh, Spectator

...a suspenseful mystery and a heartfelt tale...Ironside's landscapes are rich, though decimated, her characters intriguing. (Wales on Sunday on A GOOD DEATH)

A Good Death is that rare animal; a novel that is both engrossing, and also able to challenge established perceptions (Yorkshire Evening Post)

'A fine, stylish book to be savoured.' James Melville, Ham & High

'Superbly handled . . . a masterly example of classic crime fiction.' F. E. Pardoe, Birmingham Post

Elizabeth Ironside joins those few mystery writers you unreservedly look forward to reading. (Harriet Waugh, Spectator)

A fine, stylish book to be savoured. (James Melville, Ham & High)

'A spell-binding story of love, murder and deception.' Coventry Evening Telegraph

Ironside is one of the crime genre's unsung heroes, and she has produced yet another stylish, intricately plotted thriller. She manages to imbue her stories with enough colour and texture to lift them off the page: the reader once hooked, is held until the end (Yorkshire Post)

'Death in the Garden is a well-written, gripping yarn.' Dublin Sunday Independent

The new novel by the prizewinning author of The Art of Deception is a story of vengeance, violence and sudden death set in a French country house during the last, tragic weeks of the second world war.