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Cargando... Flowers for His Funeral (1994)por Ann Granger
   Ninguno Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro.   SueJBeard | Jan 8, 2023 |  The characters are believable and differentiated: each having their own recognisable traits and retaining them throughout the story. The plot is highly dubious but then, one does not read crime fiction for realistic plot and, accepting the twisted motivation, it does hang together by some curious logic. I shall not spoil it for anyone reading this by giving away the story, or fixing it in my brain by typing it out; that way, in a few years, I may read it again and just be a little wiser in picking up the clues. (  ) the.ken.petersen | Dec 1, 2014 |  ) Romonko | Feb 26, 2009 | Judith Boyd's reading was OK although a bit limp/placid in places. Meredeith Mitchell drove me nuts with her inability to do as she was told. It was a story where the reader really had little chance of solving the whydunnit part. I had worked out the whodunnit pretty early on, although some red herrings made me think twice. But the last hour was spent in revealing the why, and this is never a good ploy. There were few clues about why during the other 9 hours - or none that I picked up. Nevertheless, not a bad read, and one that some will rate more highly than I did. ( ) smik | May 15, 2008 |  kattykathy | Apr 17, 2007 | sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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A face from the past has stoked many jealous fires... Meredith Mitchell and Chief Inspector Markby set out to find the killer with the poisoned thorn in Flowers for his Funeral, the seventh compelling mystery from Ann Granger's Mitchell & Markby series. This thrilling whodunit will enthral fans of LJ Ross, Agatha Christie and ITV's Midsomer Murders. 'To be savoured' - Publishers Weekly When Meredith Mitchell bumps into her old school friend Rachel Hunter at the Chelsea Flower Show, it doesn't take Meredith long to realise that she and the effortlessly self-confident blonde have even less in common now than they had as teenagers. Apart from one thing - Meredith's companion, Chief Inspector Markby. For to the embarrassment of all concerned, except of course the self-possessed Rachel, Meredith's old school friend turns out to have been Markby's former wife, from whom he was divorced years before in less than friendly circumstances. The meeting with Rachel is not the only surprise the Flower Show has in store for Markby - before the afternoon is out he has a death on his hands. All too quickly he and Meredith find themselves drawn into the plush, apparently well-run world Rachel and her second husband created for themselves in their Cotswold home, Malefis Abbey, a world which Markby becomes increasingly convinced harbours a highly skilled murderer ... What readers are saying about Flowers for his Funeral: 'What a twist in the tale! Completely unexpected' 'A typical whodunit book, but written in such a wonderful way, you can't put these books down' 'One of the best Mitchell & Markby books' No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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