Bücher von Sherry Marie Gallagher

In the sequel to "Murder On The Rocks!" Felly leaves Ireland and revisits China. A freak accident in a plane crash sets off a cascade of experiences in the swiftly developing East, where so much has changed in the four years since her last stay. When a colleague dies in a suspicious chemistry lab fire, she realises that something is amiss in a country where the past has not quite merged with its dynamic future. Felly gets an insight into this age old culture while immersing herself in a setting of warm, humorous characters and their dark counterparts.

Felly van Vliet is back in Holland and planning her wedding with fiancé, Kieran McNeela, now settled in and working as junior partner in a small Leiden law firm after graduating UvA and passing the Bar. While browsing through an old book at a second-hand book-store, Felly comes across a note that reads as a confession of a murder committed during a Dutch student revolt in the 1970's. Felly picks up on this cold case, which again takes her overseas, this time to the USA. Unravelling the murder turns into a tantalizing search, unearthing some deeply buried family secrets. Last in the series and sequel to "Death by Chopstick", "The Poisoned Tree" is a fun and suspenseful read!

Boulder Blues brings you back to the era of sex, drugs and rock'n'roll. Its madness is exposed in a naive twist of two musicians from Irish immigrant backgrounds who struggle through the nightmare of a political war and countrywide unrest as they try to make sense of a world beyond the American Dream of their parents and grandparents. Sweet, poignant, laughable and pithy, it catches a time once labeled as a 'Modern Renaissance'.

Born of a Russian mother - a pianist at the State Conservatory - and expatriate English professor, a girl coming of age resolves a family dilemma while disclosing its mysterious past. After her father's strange disappearance during a business trip to Cairo, Anastasiya searches for those who can help her track him down. She finds, instead, a long, lost uncle whose lives in intrigue but appears to be simply an art restorer, currently living and working at the well-known monastery complex of Sergiev Possad. Dancing Spoons springs out of the author's love story with Russia herself.