Pop Goes the Weasel (A Helen Grace Thriller #2) (Paperback)
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Staff Reviews
Pop Goes the Weasel, M. J. Arlidge, A Helen Grace Thriller. This is the second book in the series and not having read the first, I still found it an interesting thriller. Our strong protagonist; Detective Helen Grace is definitely a flawed character, but I couldn't help but root for her as she fought every obstacle put in front of her as she tries to solve these horrible murders. As she moves from murder to murder, it is almost like you can see the wheels turn in her head and some of those flaws begin to mend. 4 star Great Read
— DellaDescription
From the international bestselling author of Eeny Meeny comes the second thriller in the “truly excellent series”* featuring Detective Helen Grace.
A man’s body is found in an empty house.
A gruesome memento of his murder is sent to his wife and children.
He is the first victim, and Detective Helen Grace knows he will not be the last. But why would a happily married man be this far from home in the dead of night?
The media call it Jack the Ripper in reverse: a serial killer preying on family men who lead hidden double lives.
Helen can sense the fury behind the murders. But what she cannot possibly predict is how volatile this killer is—or what is waiting for her at the end of the chase....
About the Author
M. J. Arlidge has worked in television for the past fifteen years, and he lives in England. His debut novel, Eeny Meeny, has been sold in twenty countries.
Praise For…
Praise for Eeny Meeny
“Mesmerizing!”—#1 New York Times Bestselling Author Lisa Gardner
“Dark, twisted, thought provoking, and I couldn’t turn the pages fast enough.”—#1 New York Times Bestselling Author Tami Hoag
“[Helen Grace is] a genuinely fresh heroine….A tapestry that chills to the bone.”—Daily Mail (UK)
“[A] taut, fast-paced debut.”—*The Sun (UK)
“Fresh and brilliant.”—Jeffery Deaver, New York Times Bestselling Author
“[A] gripping debut…Helen Grace [is] a flawed but winning heroine…The pages fly by.”—USA Today
