Murder of Gonzago - Hardcover

Raichev, R. T.

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 1616950862 ISBN 13: 9781616950866

Verlag: Soho Constable, 2012

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Críticas:

"I have read all of Raichev's books. They are very clever. I really am a fan."--R.L. Stine
"Packed with aristocratic foibles, sexual betrayals and 'Shakespearean capers, ' and it's layered with a hilarious sense of irony (and snarkiness). This great traditional mystery stays at the table." -"Milawaukee Journal Sentinel
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"Pure fun!"" -Gumshoe Review"

I have read all of Raichev s books. They are very clever. I really am a fan. R.L. Stine
"Packed with aristocratic foibles, sexual betrayals and Shakespearean capers, ' and it's layered with a hilarious sense of irony (and snarkiness). This great traditional mystery stays at the table." -Milawaukee Journal Sentinel

"Pure fun!" -Gumshoe Review"

Reseña del editor:

Lord Remnant’s eccentric parties on his privately owned Caribbean island of Grenadin are the stuff of legends ... but then the 12th Earl suddenly dies in the course of an amateur production ofThe Murder of Gonzago, the play within a play in Hamlet. The Timesobituary gives the cause of death as “heart attack.” However, an anonymous video tape showing Lord Remnant’s final moments makes it clear that the nobleman’s demise was far from natural.

As it happens so often, Antonia and Hugh Payne get involved in the sinister events surrounding Lord Remnant’s death entirely by accident. They are intrigued by the boldness of the murder, which seems to have been committed within a full view of Lord Remnant’s wife Clarissa and their four guests. Who killed Lord Remnant? Was it his drug-addicted stepson Stephan? Was it Clarissa’s Aunt Hortense, whose past contains a dark and shocking secret? Was it, as Stephan claims, the demonic “Grimaud”? Or perhaps it is the elusive Mr. Quin, who is left a vast amount of money in Lord Remnant’s will, for no apparent reason.

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• Verlag: Soho Constable
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2012
• ISBN 10: 1616950862
• ISBN 13: 9781616950866
• Einband: Tapa dura
• Anzahl der Seiten: 246