Fortune Killer - Colette Brown

A boldly impressive foray into fiction from Colette Brown. If you can't be the best in one career then you may as well be the best in another, even if that career is 'Serial Killer'. Faith Hope is a celebrity clairvoyant who has seen better days and is now intent on becoming Scotland's most notorious murderer. The bodies are piling up as she uses her own unique magickal and creative methods of killing. Her final target is none other than The First Minister, Sandy D'Arcy. Can the police stop her in time? Or will it be down to the ghost of her mild mannered husband, her two celebrity spirit guides and an angel? Fortune Killer is a story of faith, hope and love all mixed in with greed, lust and hatred. It is a darkly humorous story of murder, celebrity, spirits and magick. Praise for Fortune Killer: "Colette Brown uses considerable technical skill in fully immersing the reader in the ethereal story she has created, whilst anchoring them firmly in the real world. Such a feat is only possible because of her deep insight, empathy and her ability to convey and expose the most fundamental flaws and strengths of her characters, bringing them vividly to life in the reader's consciousness. Wonderfully rendered fiction." - Mark Wilson, author of "the dEaDINBURGH Series" and "Lanarkshire Strays. " "Fortune killer is not your typical murder story. Colette uses her own personal knowledge and experience (of clairvoyance, not serial killing I hasten to add!) to great effect, producing a brilliantly original tale. From the first line you know this is something different, and it holds you in its grip with a dark intensity, tempered by a wicked sense of humour." - Robert Cowan, author of "The Search for Ethan. " "Fast, furiously funny and keenly observed ........ would I read more?...... course I would!!"Elaine Colliar, Sunday Mail Columnist and author of author of "Frugal Stuff that Works. " What the Readers Think: "Colette Brown is a very talented lady.......roll on her next book!" "Loved reading this book I couldn't put it down."