Deadline with Death is a lighthearted comedic tale with multiple murders, a madcap nana, mystical mayhem, a scarlet scooter, and one resolute reporter.

I liked the supernatural elements and how they were incorporated into the story. Dee has her hands full as she digs for the truth and make sure Bliss does not do time for a crime she did not commit. The murder of Mayor Hyland has a variety of suspects (almost every adult in town wanted him dead). I enjoyed learning about Irish history as Dee tried to unravel what happened in the castle courtyard. He has plans to gut the castle for high end apartments. However, if Mayor Henry Hyland has is way, the newspaper, museum, library and other arts programs will be decimated.

Dee works a variety of jobs to support the household including the Dunleagh Chronicle which has been in operation for one hundred and fifty years. Dee’s scarlet scooter, Mavis could benefit from a tweak or two. She zips about town on a mobility scooter that has been altered to whiz along at fast speeds.

However, Eda has no intention of letting her health slow her down. Dee left university to take care of her grandmother, Eda who has a heart condition. The book contains a cast of quirky, off-beat characters who inhabit Dunleagh, Ireland. The IFTA Awards Ceremony will take place on May 7 in Dublin.Deadline with Death is a fast-paced humorous time travel cozy mystery. The Irish Academy is proud to acknowledge and reward their great work and we look forward to celebrating their achievements at the ceremony.” “This superb line-up of Nominees in the running for the Irish Academy Awards showcases to the world the high caliber of acting, filmmaking, and storytelling we have in this country. “What an exciting time right now for the Irish screen industry,” Irish Academy CEO, Áine Moriarty, said. Paul Mescal also picked up two nominations: The first in the Best Actor category for his leading role in Charlotte Wells’ well-received debut and a second in Best Supporting Actor for God’s Creatures, where he features opposite Emily Watson.Įlsewhere Sally Rooney’s Conversations With Friends clocked seven nominations, and Sebastián Lelio’s The Wonder received six nominations. The film follows a young Nigerian woman, played by Letitia Wright, who struggles to navigate the asylum system in Ireland. Who can say no to a free stay at a luxurious chalet in the Swiss Alps Anticipating a weekend of chocolate, cheese, and breathtaking views, the last thing Angel. Irish filmmaker Frank Berry’s latest pic Aisha trails Bad Sisters and Banshees with ten nominations. Kerry Condon Joins Brad Pitt In Apple's F1 Racing Film

Deadline with Death by Zara Keane