Jane Whitefield: Poison Flower (Paperback)

from mikedraper

Jane Whitefield helps people disappear. James Shelby was framed for his wife's murder. Now the people who set him up want him dead. He is in prison and called to testify on another matter. While waiting to testify, Jane stages his escape. Jane is caught by the people who want Shelby. She's wounde...

from Carol420

Jane didn't seem to be the same person she was in the last six books…maybe it was just me, but she seemed out of character. Perhaps it's because she's sadder… wiser…and more mature than in previous books. Overall it was another good story in this series. It would be unfair to reveal too much more...

from Beamis12

erry can sure write and I always felt Jane was one of his most interesting characters. In this novel Jane is a victim herself, shortly after doing what she is know for and that is helping someone escape, she is captured buy the same people she is helping save someone from. Jane is an exceptionall...

from susandennis

This is yet another Jane Whitfield books. They are pretty much all the same and I cannot get enough of them. I'm just going to learn to live with the fact that Jane is going to try to help someone, get in huge piles of very dangerous trouble and I will worry about her until 10 pages from the end ...

from Fidget78

Wonderful addition to the Jane Whitfield Series. See my full review at puretextuality.com4.5 Stars