A Forgotten Murder - Susan Bennett - Musique - Recorded Books - 9781980057772 - 10 mars 2020
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A Forgotten Murder


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#1 New York Times bestselling romance author Jude Deveraux continues her new mystery series with this third Medlar Mystery novel. Old friends gather at a country estate in England to solve a twenty-five year old mystery. But the festive murder-mystery weekend takes a dangerous turn when the remains of someone who'd been thought to have run off with valuable jewelry are found and the victim has clearly met with foul play. Retired romance novelist Sara Medlar is determined to get her niece Kate out of Lachlan, Florida before someone from her past can cause trouble. Searching for a reasonable excuse, Sara concocts a plot the way she used to write books. She contacts an old friend in England who owes her a favor and the two agree that Sara should rush to her bedside and the friend will pretend to be dying. Sara adds to the story by suggesting they try to solve a decades old disappearance that occurred on the estate. Sara's friend eagerly agrees to invite all of the people who were there 25 years ago to reenact that weekend and solve the mystery. Sara also wants to encourage a romance between Kate and her friend Jack so she insists he come along for the adventure. However, once they arrive in England, no one is who they seem to be and everyone is protecting secrets. What was meant to be a distraction becomes a real murder investigation when human remains are discovered on the property. Suddenly Sara, Kate and Jack are trying to solve another mystery, .but will it tear them all apart

Médias Musique     CD   (Disque compact)
Nombre de disques 1
Validé 10 mars 2020
ISBN13 9781980057772
Étiquette Recorded Books
Dimensions 140 × 150 × 23 mm   ·   226 g

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