Insubstantial Death, An

Intriguing and amusing ‘whodunit’ Dame Emily has sold her beloved Elizabethan mansion to scheming, self-centred pork sausage magnate James Wedderburn She witnesses the deep-seated hatred he provokes in his family, hatred that will cost him his life… Dame Emily determines to solve the case herself, even if it means risking her life Beautifully drawn characters, with real depth and personality Absorbing, easy-to-read mystery that keeps you guessing till the end! Life is fragile, and possessions are transient. James Wedderburn is like the rich fool in Jesus’ parable (Luke 12:15-21): ‘life does not consist in an abundance of possessions’ Greed has its consequences and reaps its own reward (ref Habakkuk 2:4-10, which is the inspiration for the strapline) Consequences of not living a life of loving one’s neighbour (Luke 10:29), or of treating others as he would like to be treated (Matthew 7:12) Faith in action – the protagonist is an active churchgoer, but the novel is for those of all faiths and none Justice prevails in the end

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