From Publishers Weekly

At the start of Konrath's brisk and breezy sixth Jack Daniels mystery, the guilt-ridden Chicago cop, who's attending the funeral of a loved one, takes a call from Alexandra Kork, the sadistic psychopath who did in the loved one at the end of 2008's Fuzzy Navel (I checked the Weather Channel.... It's raining in Chicago. That's appropriate, don't you think? Funerals on sunny days seem so wrong). Barred from the official hunt for Kork because she's personally involved in the case, Daniels soon finds herself on the wrong side of the law with few of the usual resources to call on. Meanwhile, the wily Kork, who's stopped counting her victims (after 50 they blur), strews bodies over a wide area as part of a scheme to lead Daniels to a slow and painful death. Konrath leavens the violence with offbeat humor, including a feces-throwing monkey in love with a cashmere sweater. The slam-bang ending is sure to satisfy series fans. (July)
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Praise for J. A. Konrath's Jacqueline Daniels Mystery Series Cherry Bomb

"Brisk and breezy. . . . The slam-bang ending is sure to satisfy series fans."
--Publishers Weekly

"There are plenty of thrills and chills along the way."
--_Sunday Sun-Times_

"It's a blast to read."
--_St. Petersburg Times_

"You're definitely liable to laugh out loud while frantically turning pages."
--_Lansing State Journal_

_Fuzzy Navel_

"_Fuzzy Navel_ is Konrath at his best--a hilariously heart-stopping thriller."
--Linda Fairstein, author of the Alex Cooper Mystery Series

"This gripping novel is an adrenaline rush."
--_Library Journal_

"One part murder, two parts mayhem, a generous splash of humor, and garnished with some of the most interesting characters in current fiction. Fuzzy Navel combines all the ingredients that I'm addicted to, and I can't wait to read the next one because he leaves us dangling with a crazy cliff-hanger."
--Bookreporter.com