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The Torso in the Town
Fethering Mystery Series, Book 3
by 
Simon Brett
Geoffrey Howard
Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.
Subject(s):  Fiction
Mystery
Suspense
Language(s):  English
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Lending period:   7 days
File size:   118471 KB
ISBN:   9780786132812
Release date:   Nov 09, 2004

Description

A dinner party at an English mansion with some stuffy, not-very-close friends is not exactly Jude’s cup of tea. But the practically mummified torso of a woman found in the cellar is much more up Jude’s alley. Once again, the two middle-aged women from Fethering, Jude and her reluctant neighbor, Carole, find themselves embroiled in another puzzling whodunit.

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Reviews

Publishers Weekly...
“As in their debut, the acclaimed The Body on the Beach (2000), the ladies from Fethering once again proceed totally outside the bumbling police investigation in a somehow utterly credible way, gaining access and insight where the police can’t.”
 
Sunday Times (London)...
“Few crime writers are as enchantingly gifted…as Simon Brett.”
 

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