Book review: 'Grounds for Murder' is equal parts mystery and literary fiction
- Last updated: April 19, 2021 | 09:58
Gulf Today Report
The 30-year-old central character of Tara Lush’s "Grounds for Murder" is going through life’s greatest upheaval.
Downsized from her dream job as a crime reporter for the Miami newspaper and dumped by her cheating dreamboat husband, she has returned to her hometown of Devil's Beach to run the family coffee shop, in Tribune News Service’s review of the book.
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Back to ground zero, she’s dealing with the double blows of losing her career and marriage, while learning how to run the café.
Just then her star employee, a dashing young guy named Fab with an Instagram following and an active love life, ends up dead after he tumbles off the roof.
Lana is left with lots of questions about Fab's life and death that she sets about answering as she slips back into her familiar reporting mode by accepting a freelance assignment to write about Fab's life for the local paper.
Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre (ADPHC) conducted a study which found a significant decrease in the rate of Covid-19 infection after receiving a second vaccine dose, and affirms that in the event of an infection, a patient has mild symptoms and does not require admission to hospital or ICU (Intensive Care Unit).
The study found the efficacy of vaccination in preventing hospitalisation around 93 per cent, while the efficacy of vaccination in reducing the need to be admitted to an ICU is 95 per cent. The study found no deaths related to COVID-19 have been recorded in patients who received all doses required.
The study stated that immunity against Covid-19 is best achieved through vaccination and adhering to precautionary measures, and is multifaceted and not limited to the presence of antibodies. The study also found that immunity is not guaranteed after infection.
Just then her star employee, a dashing young guy named Fab with an Instagram following and an active love life, ends up dead after he tumbles off the roof.
Lana is left with lots of questions about Fab's life and death that she sets about answering as she slips back into her familiar
reporting mode by accepting a freelance assignment to write about Fab's life for the local paper.
Just then her star employee, a dashing young guy named Fab with an Instagram following and an active love life, ends up dead after he tumbles off the roof.
Lana is left with lots of questions about Fab's life and death that she sets about answering as she slips back into her familiar reporting mode by accepting a freelance assignment to write about Fab's life for the local paper.
Just then her star employee, a dashing young guy named Fab with an Instagram following and an active love life, ends up dead after he tumbles off the roof.
Lana is left with lots of questions about Fab's life and death that she sets about answering as she slips back into her familiar reporting mode by accepting a freelance assignment to write about Fab's life for the local paper.
Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre (ADPHC) conducted a study which found a significant decrease in the rate of Covid-19 infection after receiving a second vaccine dose, and affirms that in the event of an infection, a patient has mild symptoms and does not require admission to hospital or ICU (Intensive Care Unit).
The study found the efficacy of vaccination in preventing hospitalisation around 93 per cent, while the efficacy of vaccination in reducing the need to be admitted to an ICU is 95 per cent. The study found no deaths related to COVID-19 have been recorded in patients who received all doses required.
The study stated that immunity against Covid-19 is best achieved through vaccination and adhering to precautionary measures, and is multifaceted and not limited to the presence of antibodies. The study also found that immunity is not guaranteed after infection.
The study stated that immunity against Covid-19 is best achieved through vaccination and adhering to precautionary measures, and is multifaceted and not limited to the presence of antibodies. The study also found that immunity is not guaranteed after infection.
The study stated that immunity against Covid-19 is best achieved through vaccination and adhering to precautionary measures, and is multifaceted and not limited to the presence of antibodies. The study also found that immunity is not guaranteed after infection.
The study stated that immunity against Covid-19 is best achieved through vaccination and adhering to precautionary measures, and is multifaceted and not limited to the presence of antibodies. The study also found that immunity is not guaranteed after infection.
The study stated that immunity against Covid-19 is best achieved through vaccination and adhering to precautionary measures, and is multifaceted and not limited to the presence of antibodies. The study also found that immunity is not guaranteed after infection.
The study stated that immunity against Covid-19 is best achieved through vaccination and adhering to precautionary measures, and is multifaceted and not limited to the presence of antibodies. The study also found that immunity is not guaranteed after infection.
The study stated that immunity against Covid-19 is best achieved through vaccination and adhering to precautionary measures, and is multifaceted and not limited to the presence of antibodies. The study also found that immunity is not guaranteed after infection.