The Smiling Affair by Jeremy Sheldon

The Smiling Affair by Jeremy Sheldon

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Zusammenfassung

After years of hunting ghosts in California for a living, Jay Richards is tired of the whole business. His life is full of jokers and hoaxers, swindlers and sceptics, and that's just his clients. Things soon get even more problematic for Jay when he's hired by heiress Zelda Smiling to investigate a possible haunting at Cranmere Hall.

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The Smiling Affair by Jeremy Sheldon

It's simple really. After years of hunting ghosts in California for a living, Jay Richards is tired of the whole business. His life is full of jokers and hoaxers, swindlers and sceptics - and that's just his clients. Things soon get even more problematic for Jay when he's hired by heiress Zelda Smiling to investigate a possible haunting at Cranmere Hall, her family's ancestral seat and home to her glamorous twin sister Helena. For a start, Helena broke Jay's heart years before. Worse, Helena seems to have left her husband and run off with a lover...although this doesn't stop Jay from thinking that she's been murdered. Is our hapless hero just bitter and paranoid? Or are his suspicions reasonable? And is any of this connected with the spectral figure that seems to be stalking the corridors of the sprawling mansion each night in Helena's absence?
Jeremy Sheldon was born in 1971 in London where he has worked as a script-reader, a DJ and a university lecturer. He was educated at Eton College and the University of East Anglia where he was awarded an MA in Creative Writing. His collection of short stories, The Comfort Zone, was published by Cape in 2002.
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ISBN 13 9780099437284
ISBN 10 0099437287
Titel The Smiling Affair
Autor Jeremy Sheldon
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Vintage Publishing
Erscheinungsjahr 2006-07-06
Seitenanzahl 480
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