Enter A Murderer (Roderick Alleyn Mysteries)
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erishkigal
of Salt Lake City, Utah USA on 3/14/2010
This book is in a Controlled Release!
erishkigal of Salt Lake City, Utah USA on 3/14/2010 This book is in a Controlled Release!
4 journalers for this copy...
i am so glad this writer of my parents/grandparents generation is being published again. I am SO enjoying reading her This 1is only my third Marshe, but I'm finding her books to be better written and more contemporary than the far-better-known Agatha Chrisie.
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plucked from LoriPed & Schroffland's Mystery VBB~~YAY! May you enjoy~~
plucked from LoriPed & Schroffland's Mystery VBB~~YAY! May you enjoy~~
Just arrived! Thanks, Erishkigal; I'll definitely want to trade for more Marsh stories!
My husband is hooked on these classic mysteries, and ordered three "omnibus" collections for our own collection, so...
this copy is reserved for bookstogive's Mystery VBB
this copy is reserved for bookstogive's Mystery VBB
On its way to 4thEstate as part of bookstogive's Mystery VBB. Enjoy!
Book arrived in the post today. Thank you!
This one wasn't too bad, although it took me a while to get into it. As with any of Marsh's mysteries, there's a lot of plot points and a lot of clues to look for and keep track of. Alleyn's an interesting character - sort of an idiosyncratic, well-read sort in the vein of Sherlock Holmes and Hercule Poirot.
Journal Entry 8 by 4thEstate at -- Mail or by hand-rings, RABCK, meetings, New Jersey USA on Sunday, June 24, 2012
Released 11 yrs ago (6/23/2012 UTC) at -- Mail or by hand-rings, RABCK, meetings, New Jersey USA
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Got the book off into the mail today - it's on its way to a new reader up in Canada.
Thank you for sending this book, 4thEstate! I'm looking forward to reading another Inspector Alleyn mystery.
This book is the second in the Inspector Roderick Alleyn mystery series and like the first, it features Alleyn’s friend Nigel Bathgate. Inspector Fox is introduced but has a very minor role. The novel features a cleverly constructed plot set in the theatrical world, but the character of Alleyn seems far from the one played by Patrick Malahide in the television series that I loved so much. Still, it was a very enjoyable story and I look forward to seeing how Alleyn’s character develops as the series proceeds.
I passed this book along to another BookCrosser at a book-club meeting today.
