Fuzzy Navel
Fuzzy Navel by J. A. Konrath is a First Edition published by Hyperion Books on July 8, 2008. This 288-page novel follows Lieutenant Jacqueline “Jack” Daniels of the Chicago Police Department as she navigates a series of escalating challenges. Initially, Jack finds herself in a good place, having solved high-profile homicides and enjoying stability in her personal life. However, her sense of security is shattered when vigilantes target her and her loved ones, and she uncovers unsettling truths about a dangerous criminal she believed was dead.
Readers will encounter a blend of mystery and humor as Jack faces one of the most harrowing nights of her career. The narrative explores themes of crime and justice, with Jack’s resilience put to the test against a backdrop of chaos and danger. This edition presents a unique take on the mystery genre, appealing to those who appreciate a mix of suspense and wit in their reading experience.
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Anthony and Macavity Award finalist J.A. Konrath returns with the latest gripping–and hilarious–Jack Daniels mystery.
Things are going well for Lieutenant Jacqueline “Jack” Daniels of the Chicago Police Department. She has solved some of the city’s toughest and most high-profile homicides. Her personal life is finally in order. Her friends and family are safe and happy. And she just got a call that eased her mind like nothing else could: Alex Kork, one of the most dangerous criminals Jack ever arrested, killed herself while in jail.
But things sour quickly when a group of vigilantes on a murderous spree decide to take down a cop and the people she cares about … and they turn downright awful when Jack discovers that Kork may not be dead after all.
The next eight hours will be the worst of Jack’s life. And that’s saying something.
Fuzzy Navel is perfect for readers who like their mysteries with a shot of humor.
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