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Death at Delphi

Edward Turbeville
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Pages
224
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
Noël Cades

About

Whose bones lie in Caroline's grave?A mysterious drowning. A dead person seen alive. A secret society reviving ancient rites. Rumours of smuggling, espionage and betrayal.When a handsome stranger asks Jayne for help, her quest takes her to Greece where a web of lies, intrigue, and jealousy is soon laid bare.But how can Jayne unravel the intrigue of her friend's death, when no one will believe her?And where is Caroline now? Edward Turbeville is a mystery writer from England's ancient Forest of Dean.His favourite authors include Agatha Christie, Evelyn Waugh, P G Wodehouse and Nevil Shute.Edward is also a fan of the Classics, notably Cicero and Vergil. You can download his alliterative verse translation of Book III of the Aeneid from iBooks.

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