The Murder Stone Lib/E - Charles Todd - Muzyka - HarperCollins - 9781982688394 - 11 lutego 2020
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The Murder Stone Lib/E


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"A stunner, exquisitely plotted and characterized, with Todd's trademark meticulous backdrop of World War I-era England."--Strand Magazine

The Great War is still raging when Francesca Hatton's adored grandfather dies on his estate in England's isolated Exe Valley. She is his sole heir, for her five cousins are dead now on the battlefields of France. Among his effects, Francesca is stunned to find a letter cursing the Hattons. And at the funeral, a stranger publicly accuses Hatton of murder. Who was her grandfather? The kind man who raised her--or a secretive killer? For in the back garden where she and her cousins once played, there is a white stone they always called the Murder Stone. Alone, with no one to help her, Francesca is determined to clear Hatton's good name. But when a series of ominous "accidents" occur, she realizes that in her pursuit of the truth, she has crossed the path of someone who won't be satisfied until all the Hattons are dead.



Praise for The Murder Stone"Todd's mysteries are among the most intelligent and affecting being written these days."--Washington Post Book World "Seamless . . . a compelling insight into the home front during 1916."--Chicago Tribune"A gripping novel of family secrets set against the tragedy of World War I."--Mystery Lovers Bookshop News"Many twists and turns, angst-ridden characters, and an evocative historical setting. A gripping read."--Library Journal

Media Muzyka     CD   (Płyta kompaktowa)
Liczba dysków 1
Wydane 11 lutego 2020
ISBN13 9781982688394
Etykieta HarperCollins
Wymiary 155 × 173 × 33 mm   ·   340 g

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