In at the Death by David Wishart

In at the Death by David Wishart

The surprise suicide of a young man with -- apparently -- everything to live for, prompts his family to ask Marcus Corvinus to investigate. All they really want is an explanation. But Marcus's sleuthing uncovers many contradictory elements in the tale, and he is forced to conclude that this wasn't suicide at all, but murder. As usual, he needs Perilla's agile brain to untangle the complexities of the case and the pair come to realise that the suicide scenario has a political, as well as a personal, dimension. As if that's not enough, Corvinus finds his investigations hampered by his new role as reluctant dog-sitter to the seriously misnamed Placida, a Gallic boarhound with a gargantuan appetite and minimal personal hygiene.

"* 'Drawn with great dash, and the one-liners are as good as everGenius.' - Good Book Guide on A VOTE FOR MURDER * 'Drawn with great dash, and the one-liners are as good as ever. Genius.' - Good Book Guide on A VOTE FOR MURDER * 'Like Chandler's Marlowe, Corvinus wisecracks his way through a weary world of murder and intrigue until he hunts down the truth. A taut thriller in which ancient Rome springs to life' - The Times on SEJANUS * 'Innate humour and pace carry one through to the tragi-comic climax' - Irish Times on THE LYDIAN BAKER"

David Wishart studied Classics at Edinburgh University. He then taught Latin and Greek in school for four years and after this retrained as a teacher of EFL. He lived and worked abroad for eleven years, working in Kuwait, Greece and Saudi Arabia, and now lives with his wife and family in Scotland.

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ISBN 13	9780340840368
ISBN 10	0340840366
Title	In at the Death
Author	David Wishart
Series	Marcus Corvinus Mysteries Ser
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	Hodder & Stoughton
Year published	2007-03-22
Number of pages	320
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