What Men Say

AvJoan Smith

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Engelska, 2011

Del i serien Loretta Lawson

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Beskrivning

When a woman's decomposed body is found in the aging barn of Oxford don Bridget Bennett's estate, Loretta knows her friend Bridget's shock is genuine. Unfortunately, the local constabulary are not so sure. And the tabloid press has a field day.But when the police try to identify the dead woman and any possible connection to Bridget and her devoted husband, only Bridget seems alarmed at what might surface. Loretta tries to piece the puzzle together herself-with little success. Until a police blunder illuminates a dire suspicion she had all along...."Here is crime fiction displaying its flexibility: working on disparate levels and contriving to be at once mysterious, entertaining and stimulating." - The Guardian

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Utgivningsdatum:2011-12-01
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:300
Filformat:EPUB
Kopieringsskydd:LCP
ISBN:9781448207909
Förlag:Bloomsbury Publishing PLC (Digital)
Serie:Loretta Lawson

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Joan Smith was born in London on 27th August 1953. She is a columnist, novelist and critic. She is the author of Moralities, the highly praised Misogynies and five detective novels, two of which have been filmed by the BBC. She has written columns for The Independent on Sunday and The Guardian and her reviews appear in the Financial Times, The Sunday Times and The Independent. She is a regular contributor to BBC radio. She lives in London.

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What Men Say is an intelligent novel, beautifully written, and full of good characters and smart dialogue. If this is your first outing with Smith, it won't be your last. The Globe and Mail This sense of ordinary lives caught up in tragedy gives the story its urgency, while a beady-eyed humour and a flair for dialogue bring it real panache...a ripping good read. The Independent Here is crime fiction displaying its flexibility: working on disparate levels and contriving to be at once mysterious, entertaining and stimulating. The Guardian I love Loretta -- P.D. James