The Man Who Died Twice: (The Thursday Murder Club 2)

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This time round the group is dragged into an investigation when Elizabeth receives a letter from her ex husband, who has apparently stolen twenty million dollars worth of diamonds and thus aggravated several prominent crime bosses and maybe MI5 as well. But this time they are up against an enemy who wouldn't bat an eyelid at knocking off four septuagenarians.

With lots of laughs alongside all the drama, o thoroughly enjoyed my next visit to Coopers Chase and look forward to reading more.One bit of advice: I strongly recommend you read The Thursday Murder Club first, if you haven’t, before reading this. I don’t know, it’s hard to decide but I have a real soft spot for him and a warning for others who do too, he definitely suffers in this book. For good measure, a couple of other hoodlums run past, laughing, pausing to kick him while he’s down. I don't think any threads were left untied, and I'm pleased to say our four heroes are more or less intact to fight another day!

All of our favourite characters are back with their smart investigative skills, their humour and their camaraderie.Richard Osman on The Man Who Died Twice: 'Celebrity novelist is the worst phrase in the English language' ". Oh, and on an unrelated but practical note, I also learned that if you're ever attacked and you have a knife to defend yourself with, you should hold it with an overhand grip instead of an underhand one, as that allows for greater force. I am learning that it is important to stop sometimes, and just have a drink and a gossip with your friends, even as corpses start to pile up around you. If you read and loved The Thursday Murder Club, then I highly suggest devouring this one when it is released on: 9/28/21. So too is the new found friendship between Ron’s grandson Kendrick and the ex psychiatrist who needless to say both prove invaluable in the race to discover the missing diamonds.