A Matter of Death and Life (Large Print)

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Master thief, rogue and chancer Gideon Sable is back for another fast-paced supernatural heist - and this time he has the vault of a Las Vegas casino in his sights. Judi Rifkin is one of the worlds most successful collectors of the weird and unnatural. In a London underworld filled with criminals with very special talents, Judi is a force to be reckoned with. And Gideon Sable - thief, rogue and chancer - owes her a very large favour. Judi makes him an offer he cant refuse: steal her the legendary Masque of Ra, kept safe in a Las Vegas casino, and shell wipe the slate clean. This isnt Gideons first heist by a long shot. But with old grudges threatening to cloud his judgment, an unpredictable crew who dont entirely trust each other and a formidable supernatural security team guarding his target, this job might be a gamble too far . . . A Matter of Death and Life is the sequel to The Best Thing You Can Steal, and is the second supernatural heist thriller featuring master conman Gideon Sable from British SFF veteran and New York Times bestselling author Simon R. Green.

Simon R. Green was born in Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, where he still lives. He is the New York Times bestselling author of more than seventy science fiction and fantasy novels, including the Nightside, Secret Histories and Ghost Finders series, the Ishmael Jones mysteries, and the brand-new Gideon Sable series.

The Sable novels make perfect fare for fans of urban fantasy, thrillers, or caper novels (or, especially, blends of all three) * Booklist * A treat for anyone who relishes the blending of alternate-world fantasy, urban fantasy, and the caper novel. Exciting, witty, and stuffed full of fun * Booklist on The Best Thing You Can Steal * Clever worldbuilding * Publishers Weekly on The Best Thing You Can Steal * A fast, fun supernatural thriller that never takes itself too seriously * Kirkus Reviews on The House on Widows Hill * A delightful series ... Thoroughly entertaining * Booklist on The House on Widows Hill * SF/fantasy fans who haven't yet discovered the Jones novels are in for a real treat * Publishers Weekly on Night Train to Murder *