Murder on the Orient (SS): The Agatha Christie Book Club 2
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| Rating | : | 4.77 (911 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01EYSPXSW |
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| Number of Pages | : | 312 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-09-17 |
| Language | : | English |
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Author of the popular Ghostwriter Mystery series, Christina (C.A.) Larmer is also a journalist, editor, partner and mum. When she’s not creating chaos with her keyboard she can be found immersed in a classic Agatha Christie. Who else? . Christina is passionate about crime fiction and has written nine murder mysteries. She grew up in the tropics, forged her career in London, Los Angeles and New York, and now lives in
Who else? . When she’s not creating chaos with her keyboard she can be found immersed in a classic Agatha Christie. Christina is passionate about crime fiction and has written nine murder mysteries. She grew up in the tropics, forged her career in London, Los Angeles and New York, and now lives in Northern NSW, Australia. About the Author Author of the popular Ghostwriter Mystery series, Christina (C.A.) Larmer is also a journalist, editor, partner and mum. Her books include: The Agatha Christie Book Club, Murder on the Orient (SS), An Island Lost, the six Ghostwriter Mysteries (Killer Twist, A Plot to Die For, Last Writes, Dying Words, Words Can Kill and A Note Before Dying), and the non-fiction book A Measure of Papua New Guinea (Focus; 2008)
The problem is, just like Hercule Poirot, they have very little time, no CCTV, and enough red herrings to fill a seafood buffet. IN her best-selling whodunnit THE AGATHA CHRISTIE BOOK CLUB, C.A. This time there's a new member lurking in the wings—can you guess who it will be?Ship ahoy for another fun, fast-paced mystery by Aussie author C.A. Now the good friends are back in the much-anticipated sequel…WHEN the Agatha Christie Book Club takes a short cruise on a replica steamship, the SS Orient—a real ship that once sailed between London and the colonies—they expect little more than a glamorous voyage back in time. What they get has eerie echoes of the original Orient Express, including a passenger dead in their bed, a threatening note and more clues than you can poke a blood-soaked dagger at.When a second passenger vanishes overboard in the dead of night soon after, the team suspect they have a madman on their hands and abandon their shuffleboard to investigate. Larmer introduced the motl
Vicat said A Confession. I read so much, both for work and pleasure, that I had to go back and read the first of this series before beginning this second installment as a reminder. And, even coming off the heels of the first, I was met with a rarity - most series have the reader stepping off the page of one book into the next, which is often comforting but sometimes mundane. Larmer has presented us the gift of feeling the characters have been off doing their own things without us, that as we meet them again we are truly old friends catching up after a brief time apart. I find that refreshing. And the storyline does not disappoint, including the classic Chri. I want to join this book club! I loved this book. Sometimes though, I had trouble remembering who was who because there were so many characters in the story. But the plot kept my interest and the people in the story were so well done. I would recommend this book to anyone, and yes, I do love Agatha Christie!!!. Very Enjoyable Mystery Book As a huge Agatha Christie fan, this series is right up my alley! A little of Christie's style with modern times thrown into the mix. The main characters are likable and make me wish I belonged to a book club like this one! A thoroughly enjoyable read! I hope the author continues with other books in this series.