The Convivial Codfish by Charlotte Macleod

The Convivial Codfish by Charlotte Macleod

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Zusammenfassung

Jeremy Kelling is taking part in a fun day of ceremonies celebrating the codfish and his great chain of office is stolen. Whilst his new nephew-in-law Max is unable to take Kelling seriously and cold-blooded mass mayhem is breaking out in high society, a killer is abroad.

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The Convivial Codfish by Charlotte Macleod

After years of toiling upward through the ranks, Jeremy Kelling has finally attained his goal: to preside as Exalted Chowderhead over the Annual Scrooge Day revels of the Comrades of the Convivial Codfish. Suddenly, at the height of the ceremonies, Jeremy discovers that he's been robbed of his extremely valuable emblem of office. The Great Chain of the Convivial Cod is gone! He calls he new nephew in law, Max Bittersohn, who isn't inclined to take the Codfish seriously - until Jeremy falls victim to what may, or may not, be a particularly vicious practical joke. From then on, it's champagne, caviar, and cold-blooded mass mayhem in high society as Max puts his life on the line to find a killer.
Charlotte MacLeod is the multiple award-winning author of over forty acclaimed novels, many featuring her series detective Professor Peter Shandy and her popular husband and wife team of Sarah Kelling and Max Bittersohn.
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ISBN 13 9780743474931
ISBN 10 0743474937
Titel The Convivial Codfish
Autor Charlotte Macleod
Serie A Sarah Kelling And Max Bittersohn Mystery
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Simon & Schuster
Erscheinungsjahr 2003-08-01
Seitenanzahl 224
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