Last Respects

“What sits at the bottom of the sea and shivers?”

In the grip of powerful emotion and with an awful fascination Sloan heard himself saying, “I don’t know what sits at the bottom of the sea and shivers.”

“A nervous wreck.”

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Catherine Aird had never tried her hand at writing suspense stories before publishing The Religious Body—a novel which immediately established her as one of the genre’s most talented writers. A Late Phoenix, The Stately Home Murder, His Burial Too, Some Die Eloquent, Henrietta Who?, A Most Contagious Game, Parting Breath and Last Respects have subsequently enhanced her reputation. Her ancestry is Scottish, but she now lives in a village in East Kent, near Canterbury.

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