Death of a Poison Pen: A Hamish MacBeth Mystery (Mystery Masters Series) by M. C. Beaton Paperback Book

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Rent Death of a Poison Pen: A Hamish MacBeth Mystery (Mystery Masters Series)

Author: M. C. Beaton

Narrator: Graeme Malcom

Format: Unabridged-CD, Paperback

Publisher: Pub Group West

Published: Feb 2004

Genre: Fiction - Mystery & Detective - Traditional British

Retail Price: $27.95

Discs: 5

Synopsis

As a series of poison pen letters sweeps through the town of Lochdubh, Hamish Macbeth begins to suspect a sinister motive, a suspicion that is justified when the local postmistress is found hanged, a supposed suicide, but Hamish's investigation is complicated by the arrival of the distracting Jenny Ogilvie. Read by Graeme Malcom. Simultaneous.

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Reviews

BookLender review by John on 2007-10-20 21:08:46

The story was just twisted enough to keep the reader guessing without being so complicated as lose him. Engaging characters with a light hearted story line. I will read more by this author.