"Almost everyone in Linchester had hated Patrick Selby, including his wife. And they all had good cause. There was almost no one who had been at that fateful party who wouldn't have been very happy to see Patrick Selby dead.
But that was not enough to assume murder? And if so, which of all the people Patrick Selby had caused to suffer was the one desperate enough to go one step further than just wishing him dead?"

Sent as a Christmas present to my friend Feltre.
Enjoy this WishList book... and Merry Christmas! :)

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A very enjoyable read.

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Selected from the table at the wonderful BC convention in Mainz to be added to my enormous Mount TBR.

This whole book is full of social commentary and it's glorious!
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