Murder at Crime Manor
2 journalers for this copy...
On to Mt TBR it goes.
#2 in the Detective Roger Le Carre series. Given that the story line is quite outrageous it still manages to be a fun read...
Journal Entry 3 by 
marmee463
at Cafe 130 in Templestowe, Victoria Australia on Sunday, November 3, 2024
marmee463 at Cafe 130 in Templestowe, Victoria Australia on Sunday, November 3, 2024
Released 3 wks ago (11/7/2024 UTC) at Cafe 130 in Templestowe, Victoria Australia
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A parody 'thriller' with Detective Roger LeCarre. Scourge of crime. Guardian of Exeter. Amateur squash player. And now, party guest at Powderham, the manor house owned by mysterious billionaire tech genius Eli Quartz.
Journal Entry 5 by AnonymousFriend at Wantirna South, Victoria Australia on Sunday, November 17, 2024
I like parodies and I like mysteries set in the English countryside. This was prefect for me. It was easy enough to know who the culprit was, but there were some interesting events with humour. The policeman is not perfect and his general knowledge arrogance is how we are shown him funny. For example, he insists the capital of Australia is Sydney, not Canberra.
