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A Demon Summer: A Max Tudor Mystery: Max Tudor Novel, cartea 4

Autor G. M. Malliet
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 7 sep 2015

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*Nominated for the 2014 Agatha Award*
Agatha Award-winning author G. M. Malliet delights again with the forth entry in her critically acclaimed "Agatha Christie meets Ian Fleming" ("Publishers Weekly") mystery series, featuring handsome ex-spy-turned-cleric Father Max Tudor.

Someone has been trying to poison the 15th Earl of Lislelivet. With his gift for making enemies, no one-particularly his wife-is too surprised until they discover the source of the poison: a fruitcake made and sold by the Handmaids of St. Lucy of Monkbury Abbey. Max Tudor, vicar of Nether Monkslip and former MI5 agent, is asked to investigate. But just as Max comes to believe the poisoning was accidental, a body is discovered in the cloister well. G.M. Malliet continues to delight readers in this standout mystery in her clever and engaging Max Tudor series.

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ISBN-13: 9781250066251
ISBN-10: 1250066255
Pagini: 400
Dimensiuni: 137 x 208 x 30 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Editura: Minotaur Books
Seria Max Tudor Novel


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Lord Lislelivet has a talent for making enemies – so not even his wife is surprised when it emerges someone has tried to poison him. What is surprising is that the poison is discovered in a fruitcake made by the Handmaids of St Lucy of Monksbury Abbey.

The powerful lord complains to his local bishop who asks Father Max Tudor, vicar of Nether Monkslip and former M!5 agent, to investigate. But the bishop has an additional concern: allegations have been made that the nuns have mishandled funds raised by wealthy Americans to expand their guesthouse. And now those irate patrons have descended on the abbey, along with Lord Lislelivet, to do some sleuthing of their own.

And just as Max comes to believe the poisoning was accidental, a body is discovered in the cloister well…

Praise for G M Malliet

‘A superb novel, a wonderful read.’ Louise Penny

‘G M Malliet has brought the village cosy into the twenty first century… Wicked Autumn is a refreshing read for everyone who loves a really good murder.’ Charles Todd

‘There are certain things you want in a village mystery: a pretty setting, a tasteful murder, an appealing sleuth… Malliet delivers all that.’ New York Times Book Review

Recenzii

All is not well at Monksbury Abbey . . .

Lord Lislelivet has a talent for making enemies – not even his wife is surprised when it emerges someone has tried to poison him. What is surprising is that the poison is discovered in a fruitcake made by the Handmaids of St Lucy of Monksbury Abbey.

The powerful lord complains to his local bishop who asks Max Tudor, vicar of Nether Monkslip and former MI5 agent, to investigate. But the bishop has an additional concern: allegations have been made that the nuns have mishandled funds, raised by wealthy Americans, to expand their guesthouse. Now those irate patrons have descended on the abbey, along with Lord Lislelivet, to do some sleuthing of their own.

And just as Max comes to believe the poisoning was accidental, a body is discovered in the cloister well…

‘A superb novel, a wonderful read.’ Louise Penny

‘G M Malliet has brought the village cosy into the twenty-first century . . . Wicked Autumn is a refreshing read for everyone who loves a really good murder.’ Charles Todd

‘There are certain things you want in a village mystery: a pretty setting, a tasteful murder, an appealing sleuth . . . Malliet delivers all that.’ New York Times Book Review

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