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The case of the gilded fly, Edmund Crispin

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The case of the gilded fly, Edmund Crispin
Language
eng
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Literary text for sound recordings
fiction
Main title
The case of the gilded fly
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Oclc number
1261784815
Responsibility statement
Edmund Crispin
Summary
It is October 1940 and Gervase Fen, Oxford don and part-time sleuth--is preparing for the new term. Trouble is in store when Robert Warner, up and coming playwright, chooses Oxford for the premiere of his latest play, Metromania. Together with his cast he comes to Oxford to rehearse a week before the opening, but Warner's motley troupe includes the beautiful but dangerous Yseut Haskell. When she is found shot dead in the college room of a young man who is infatuated with her, everyone is worried--most of the actors have had a reason to get rid of the femme fatale and few have alibis. The police are at loss for answers and are ready to proclaim the incident as suicide, until Gervase Fen, who thrives off solving mysteries, volunteers to help
Target audience
adolescent
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