The Finer Points Of Sausage Dogs by Alexander Mccall Smith

The Finer Points Of Sausage Dogs by Alexander Mccall Smith

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Summary

Is there anything funny about German professors? This CD features the endless mishaps of the inimitable Professor Dr Moritz-Maria von Igelfeld - the second title in a new trilogy from the bestselling author of 'The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency

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The Finer Points Of Sausage Dogs by Alexander Mccall Smith

In the sequel to Portuguese Irregular Verbs, our hero, Moritz-Maria von Igelfeld, is the unlikely choice to address veterinarians in the Ozark mountains of Arkansas, is dogged by dachshunds, becomes embroiled with that notorious Coptic schismatic, the Duke of Johannesburg (and his victim the Patriarch of Alexandria), and finally ends up being mobbed as the star attraction on a Mediterranean cruise ship.
For The No1 Ladies' Detective Agency: 'A rare pleasure' Daily Telegraph 'Forget the library - the body is in the mud hut. An African Miss Marple created by a Scottish lawyer ... superb' Sunday Times 'One of the most entrancing literary treats of many a year' Wall Street Journal 'A strong, independent, and endearing model for contemporary women anywhere ... A crowded fictional genre will have to make room for Precious Ramotswe. In the best sense possible, she's a heavyweight' Boston Globe
Alexander McCall Smith is a Professor of Medical Law as well as the author of over 50 books from FORENSIC ASPECTS OF SLEEP to THE CRIMINAL LAW OF BOTSWANA, THE PERFECT HAMBURGER (for children) to PORTUGUESE IRREGULAR VERBS (short stories).
SKU Unavailable
EAN 9781405500623
Title The Finer Points Of Sausage Dogs
Release date 2004-08-05
Format Audiobook CD Unabridged
Studio Hachette Audio
Condition Unavailable
By (author) Alexander McCall Smith
Read by Hugh Laurie