Enter a Murderer
Ratings6
Average rating3.7
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Ratings6
Average rating3.7
The script of the Unicorn Theatre's new play uncannily echoes a quarrel in the star's dressing room. And the stage drama gets all too real when charming Felix Gardener shoots his blustering rival, Arthur Surbonardier, dead-with a gun Arthur himself loaded with blanks. Or did he? How the live bullets got there, and why, make for a convoluted case that pits Inspector Roderick Alleyn against someone who rates an Oscar for a murderously clever performance
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I am sure I had not read this one before, and it was diverting enough, but not particularly distinctive in any way. The inspector getting, uh, up close and personal with a suspect was a bit weird.
I really enjoyed this mystery. I liked how the case for each suspect was built before the murderer was revealed at the end. I look forward to reading more of this series in the future.
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25 primary books26 released booksRoderick Alleyn is a 35-book series with 25 primary works first released in 1934 with contributions by Ngaio Marsh, James Saxom, and 5 others.
