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| | | | | St Michael's Mount stands on an island, connected to the Cornish mainland by a slim causeway, a causeway that at high tide and/or bad weather can be completely submerged. Obviously for someone like the Home Secretary, this could be the sort of place to meet with old friends in complete secrecy and safety. Or the... | |
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| | | | | Well, I had a lot of fun giving The Ten Teacups a kicking with JJ over at The Invisible Event the other day, so I thought I'd have a think about what my favourite Carr novels are. "But you've already done that" I hear my very long-serving readers cry, but that was way back in... | |
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| | | | | Pierre Henry is on the run, wanted for the double murder of his recent hosts, when he fortunately stumbles across juge d'instruction, M. Allou, who persuades him to tell his story. And it is quite a story. It is a tale of an isolated castle near Versailles, the seat of the Comte de Saint-Luce, once... | |
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ahsweetmystery.com
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| | | Few modern authors have such a firm and delightful grasp on the conventions and stylings of classic detective fiction that Anthony Horowitz has. This has proven especially true in his television writing:PoirotandMidsomer Murdersdisplayed a deft hand at adaptation, but it wasFoyle's Warthat really proved Horowitz' mettle. If you haven't watched that series, what are you... | ||
