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Neel, Janet
Janet Neel is the nom-de-plume of Baroness Cohen of Pimlico. She is a Labour peer in the House of Lords. Janet started out as a solicitor, went to the Board of Trade and on to Charterhouse Bank. She now works, in amongst other places, at the London Stock Exchange and the Ministry of Defence. Janet Neel won the John Creasey 'Best first novel' award from England's Crime Writers Association. | |
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This title came back into being with the help of Richard Reynolds at Heffers Bookshop in Cambridge. It is, at the moment, available exclusively from Heffers Bookshop. By about the 20th of September 2007 it will be avaliable like all of our titles from any bookshop. | |
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Janet Neel's title | ISBN | ||
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978-1-903552-53-7 | |||
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Death Among the Dons All-women Gladstone College undergoes a series of devastating events, from the death of the Warden, the stabbing of a Professor, the molesting of two students to fraud in the accounts... Former high-flying civil servant, Francesca Wilson, astonishes her police superintendent husband and her friends by becoming nearly overwhelmed by the demands of motherhood. The solution is a nanny for the baby and what is expected to be an undemanding part-time job at the college for Francesca who draws closer and closer to the dangerous passions behind the serene façade in an environment that is anything but stress-free. | |||
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