Vera Kelly Is Not a Mystery

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Price
$29.95  $27.85
Publisher
Blackstone Publishing
Publish Date
Dimensions
5.3 X 6.7 X 0.6 inches | 0.2 pounds
Language
English
Type
MP3 CD
EAN/UPC
9781094149028

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About the Author
Rosalie Knecht is the author of Who is Vera Kelly?, Vera Kelly is not a Mystery, winner of the Edgar Award, G.P. Putnam's Sons Sue Grafton Memorial Award and a finalist for the Lambda Literary Award, as well as a Relief Map, and a translation of Aira's The Seamstress and the Wind. She lives in Jersey City, NJ.

Elisabeth Rodgers is an actress and AudioFile Earphones Award-winning narrator. After graduating from Princeton University, she completed a two-year program at William Esper Studio, where she studied with Maggie Flanigan. Her audiobook narration training came from Robin Miles, who has also directed her in several productions. She has recorded dozens of books for a multitude of publishers.

Reviews

"With Vera Kelly, Rosalie Knecht has resurrected the detective novel for the twenty-first century. Sharp, self-possessed, and with a nuanced, meaningful knowledge of realities and histories well beyond her own, Vera's take on who's lying and why makes for riveting reading in every scene. I tore through this book. More Vera Kelly, please."

-- "Idra Novey, author of Those Who Knew"

"Rosalie Knecht is an audacious talent, and her latest novel a propulsive, subversive gem. Vera Kelly Is Not a Mystery reintroduces us to Vera, one of the most compelling and complex characters in modern fiction, and puts her to the task of unwinding an intriguing mystery that will keep you guessing until the very end."

-- "Lauren Wilkinson, author of American Spy"

"Author Knecht uses this second book to delve more into Vera's personal life and history while also deftly balancing the host of characters related to the mystery...Readers will be thrilled by Vera Kelly's return. A worthy and welcome continuation of a subversive series."

-- "Kirkus Reviews"