Angel Death — Patricia Moyes

While Henry and Emmy Tibbett are enjoying a sunny Caribbean holiday, events take an ominous turn when a shrewd old lady who has been staying at their hotel tells them of her strange experience with a vanishing boat, then herself disappears mysteriously. It seems that the peaceful island is menaced by a vicious drug ring that may be hijacking yachts as part of their multimillion-dollar smuggling operation. As the storm clouds gather, Henry and Emmy find themselves involved with modern-day pirates in a case as fast-paced and dangerous as the fierce hurricanes that sweep across the islands.

Henry Tibbett, Chief Superintendent of Scotland Yard, has for years delighted those who love a classic British detective story. A modest, self-effacing man, Tibbett possesses an almost uncanny "nose" for crime, and those who know him well realize that his gentlemanly demeanor masks a shrewd mind and a fearless spirit. When he teams up with his wife, Emmy, a cheerful but formidable woman, there isn't a criminal anywhere who can rest secure.