Murder in Store Peter Lovesey
Bertie and the Boat Race
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A story from the collection Do Not Exceed the Stated Dose. Some might think that Bertie, Prince of Wales’ first case was the suspicious death of jockey Fred Archer in 1886, but here the self-important amateur sleuth recalls how his talent for deduction started much earlier in his youth when he solved a mystery surrounding at an Oxford boat race.
© 2020 Soundings (Lydbog): 9781407986814
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Lydbog: 3. januar 2020
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