Murder at the Theatre Royal (The Inspector Warren Mysteries Book 1)

A famous actor is killed on stage while appearing in Hamlet. Is the motive revenge for past sex crimes - or linked to his friendship with a drugs baron? Meanwhile, police resources are stretched by kidnappings of valuable dogs and armed robberies of valuable designer handbags. "A riveting, electric page turner. Best book I've read in a long while." (Reader in Spain). "A relaxing and interesting read. You will not be able to put it down." (US read...

By Albert Clack
File Size: 1660 KB
Print Length: 275 pages
Publication Date: January 16, 2015
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00SDR4M1U
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This book by a new author has a lot going for it; a good mystery, an interesting setting and full and detailed characters. The three investigations going on simultaneously are all neatly wrapped up by the last page. I do want to read more, and hope

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