No Man’s Island

By Jessica Mann

Recently discovered oil on the barren and isolated island of Forway has caused a plan for evacuation so that the entire island can be used for an oil rig. The islanders, however, intend to declare their independence from England. Tasked to spy on the potential revolt, Tamara Hoyland soon realizes that her services as a detective will be more needed then her services as a spy. In addition to the politically volatile situation, bodies start to be uncovered…

With a rich cast of fascinating, conflicting island locals, No Man’s Island is an intriguing detective novel that follows up on the critical success of the first Tamara Hoyland mystery, Funeral Sites.

Jessica Mann was born in London, England in 1937. She studied archaeology at Cambridge University and Law at Leicester University. No Man’s Island is the second in a series of six novels featuring archaeologist-spy, Tamara Hoyland. Mann contributes reviews and feature articles to many newspapers and magazines, is a regular broadcaster on TV and radio and tours regularly promoting her books at events and festivals. Jessica lives with her husband, an archaeologist, in Cornwall.