The Reaper
by Peter Lovesey (signed)
Little Brown First Edition


Description: Hardback book published by Little, Brown and Company (UK) in 2000. The copyright page states First published in Great Britain in 2000 by Little, Brown and Company and there are no statements of further printings. Signed by the author on the title page without inscription or personalization.
Synopsis: A charming, womanizing, sociopathic country vicar named Otis Joy murders a bishop who has threatened to expose Joys embezzling of church funds. Now Joy must cover his tracks.
Publishers Note: A dark, delicious crime story from an award-winning author.Otis Joy is the popular and handsome young rector of St. Bartholomews Church in Foxford, Wiltshire, England. His bishop has just accused him of embezzling church funds and ordered him to resign. But before that can happen, the bishop commits suicide. How opportune. One sudden death seems to lead to another. But then Otis Joy finds his soul mate.
Industry reviews: "If youve never read any of [Loveseys] books...this wickedly clever, beautifully written story of a murderous clergyman who earns our sympathy while dramatically whittling down his flock should make you an instant convert." Chicago Tribune - Dick Adler (04/01/2001)
Condition: Binding - near fine, top and bottom of spine very slightly bumped, slight spine lean, a few page edges nicked, otherwise like new. Dust jacket - fine, like new, not price clipped, in dust jacket protector.
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