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    Murder Most English: A 1920s Lady Jane and Mrs Forbes Mystery
    Murder Most English: A 1920s Lady Jane and Mrs Forbes Mystery
    Murder Most English: A 1920s Lady Jane and Mrs Forbes Mystery
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    Murder Most English: A 1920s Lady Jane and Mrs Forbes Mystery

    Written by B. D. Churston

    Narrated by Julia Anthony

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    About this audiobook

    Imagine Agatha Christie crossed with Murder, She Wrote . . .

    England, December 1927.

    In this light, humorous, cozy mystery, arrogant Edward Linton has returned from years of living in Paris. But has he changed? Because, if not, the consequences for him might be deadly.

    When Mrs Kate Forbes and her academically minded niece, Lady Jane Scott are invited to a gathering at Linton Hall, the last thing they expect is to become amateur sleuths pitting their wits against Inspector Ridley of Scotland Yard to solve a shocking murder.

    Faced with an ensemble of social climbers, eccentrics, and schemers, our daring duo must untangle a web of secrets, lies and deceit if they're to discover whodunnit.

    Join Mrs Forbes and Lady Jane in a classic mystery with plenty of humor and intrigue. Perfect for Miss Marple and Jessica Fletcher fans who enjoy a light, cozy mystery.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateJul 4, 2023
    ISBN9798350846928
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