Home Feed
Home
Search
Search
Add Review, Blurb, Quote
Add
Activity
Activity
Profile
Profile
A Lovely Way to Burn
A Lovely Way to Burn | Louise Welsh
6 posts | 6 read | 7 to read
A pandemic called 'The Sweats' is sweeping the globe. London is a city in crisis. Hospitals begin to fill with the dead and dying, but Stevie Flint is convinced that the sudden death of her boyfriend Dr Simon Sharkey was not from natural causes. As roads out of London become gridlocked with people fleeing infection, Stevie's search for Simon's killers takes her in the opposite direction, into the depths of the dying city and a race with death. A Lovely Way to Burn is the first outbreak in the Plague Times trilogy. Chilling, tense and completely compelling, it's Louise Welsh writing at the height of her powers.
Amazon Indiebound Barnes and Noble WorldCat Goodreads LibraryThing
review
wtimblin
A Lovely Way to Burn | Louise Welsh
post image
Pickpick

Murder mystery set in London, against the larger backdrop of a worldwide pandemic called ‘the sweats‘. Great start to a trilogy (Plague Times Trilogy)

35 likes4 stack adds
blurb
Dani8712
A Lovely Way to Burn | Louise Welsh
post image

Looking forward to my lunchtime read. Cannot put this one down, start to finish, I am hers. #LouiseWelsh #ALovelyWayToBurn #Suspense #Heroines

2 likes1 stack add
review
Vanessa
A Lovely Way to Burn | Louise Welsh
Panpan

This one had a promising beginning, but I started to lose interest about midway. The pandemic element was initially the star but took a backseat to a lackluster murder mystery that, since everyone is dying anyway, seemed pretty pointless. I just didn't care "whodunit" by the end.

blurb
Vanessa
A Lovely Way to Burn | Louise Welsh
post image

Hm. It bothers me that this main character's "weapon" is, over and over again, her looks.

blurb
Vanessa
A Lovely Way to Burn | Louise Welsh
post image

Monday night baseball practice with unpleasantly strong winds and this book to make me not really care about the weather. #absorbed

ReadingEnvy Ooh Bradbury quote as title? 8y
Vanessa Close, @ReadingEnvy - you're thinking of "It was a pleasure to burn." ? 8y
2 likes2 comments