VINE VOICE: "A humor filled mystery through the Swiss Alps." VINE VOICE: "This is a great book for anyone who is looking for a good, thrilling mystery book!" "Smart, funny, and spiced with mystery!" Fast-paced with believable characters." “This mystery is laced with spies, double spies, old murders needing to be solved and a personal twist connection to Clay (Sam’s favorite gumshoe) and his past, making it one super exciting ski ride down an unknown slope, never knowing where the trail leads.”Caught in the middle, even Sam, a mystery writer, couldn’t make this stuff up! Clay invites Sam on an expense-free skiing trip to the Swiss Alps then is mysteriously absent upon her arrival. But suspicion soon kicks in when this unusual invite turns into intrigue with a creepy in-your-face message that was left hanging in Sam’s shower the day of her arrival at the hotel. Like many times before, it’s usually the why that always draws Sam in, as she soon realizes this would be no ordinary vacation.“I honestly loved this Samantha Jamison book and the way the author builds a plausible murder case with realistic characters and clues spread throughout the novel.” Clay reveals a shadowy past, which involves treachery, attempted murder, and spies with his own questions. As a young US spy, why was Clay’s grandfather assassinated during World War II? Many years later, as an investigative reporter, why did Clay’s own father decide to look into his father’s death? Clay has his suspicions about all of it. “The amount of detail the author provides as support in the story is magnificent and allows me to imagine a very clear picture of the setting and actions taking place.”“Edelheit’s descriptions of places and events bring everything alive and her wit will make you laugh your way through this book...and all of her books.”Sam’s friend from the past, Mona shows up unexpectedly to join the crew and help them in this “tongue-in-cheek mystery,” with a hair-raising, cliffhanger ending leaving Samantha dangling as the final target. Will the Death Knell toll in the Swiss Alps for Sam?
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