Death Was Not on the Guest List

Death Was Not on the Guest List - Paperback

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Death Was Not on the Guest List

Death Was Not on the Guest List - Paperback

by Jenni L. Walsh
$16.99
Sale price  $16.99 Regular price 

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by Jenni L. Walsh (Author)

From USA Today bestselling author Jenni L. Walsh comes a witty Jazz Age mystery where rivalry, ambition, and deceit glitter under every chandelier...and no one gets out until the killer is unmasked.

In Chicago's Gold Coast district, twenty of the city's most glamorous socialites gather for a charity whist drive at the Bellevue House mansion. Brightest among them are Ginevra King Mitchell and Edith Cummings, real-life debutantes who inspired Daisy Buchanan and Jordan Baker in The Great Gatsby.

But when their sharp-tongued hostess turns up dead and a blizzard traps everyone inside, suspicion and gossip give way to fear. After all, one guest has a habit of burying husbands, another a proclivity for poison. Their charming veneers belie jealousies, ambitions, and deceits aplenty, enough to drive any one of them to kill.

As whispers turn to accusations, the police start closing in. Ginevra and Edith compete to solve the murder, uncovering secrets far more dangerous than the gossip columns ever revealed. But when a second body is found--strangled with Ginevra's own pearls--their restless rivalry becomes a race for survival. Who's next? And is the answer hidden in Fitzgerald's exasperating novel?

Number of Pages: 267
Dimensions: 0.8 x 8.4 x 5.4 IN
Publication Date: June 16, 2026
ISBN9781662536274
Author Jenni L. Walsh
PublisherThomas & Mercer
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedJune 2026
LanguageENG- English
Pages267
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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