Death of the Mantis: A Detective Kubu Mystery

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Price
$14.99  $13.94
Publisher
Harper Perennial
Publish Date
Pages
448
Dimensions
5.31 X 8.06 X 0.79 inches | 0.82 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9780062000378

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About the Author

Michael Stanley is the writing team of Michael Sears and Stanley Trollip. Sears was born in Johannesburg, grew up in Cape Town and Nairobi, and teaches at the University of the Witwatersrand. Trollip was also born in Johannesburg and has been on the faculty of the universities of Illinois, Minnesota, and North Dakota, and at Capella University. He divides his time between Knysna, South Africa, and Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Reviews
"DEATH OF THE MANTIS is the best book yet in one of the best series going: a serious novel with a mystery at its core that takes us places we've never been, thrills and informs us, and leaves us changed by the experience. I loved this book."--Timothy Hallinan, author of The Queen of Patpong and A Nail Through the Heart
"Assistant Superintendent Kubu is back! A page-turner from start to finish. Michael Stanley's enthralling series is a must-read for anyone who enjoys clever plotting, terrific writing, and a fascinating glimpse of today's Africa. Kubu--DEATH OF THE MANTIS--Michael Stanley: the perfect mystery trifecta for any crime fan."--Charles Todd, New York times bestselling author of A Matter of Justice
"DEATH OF THE MANTIS is the best book I've read in a very long time. A fantastic read. Brilliant!"--Louise Penny, New York Times bestselling author of Bury Your Dead
"Kubu's third recorded case is again alive with local color and detail and, refreshingly, offers his fullest mystery plot yet."--Kirkus Reviews
"Impossible to put down, this immensely readable third entry. . . delivers the goods. Kubu's painstaking detecting skills make him a sort of Hercule Poirot of the desert. . . . This series can be recommended to a wide gamut of readers."--Library Journal (starred review)