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Marton Manor, in rural Herefordshire, makes a romantic setting even for a hastily organised wedding. And it is a quickly-arranged ceremony indeed that Fleur Jarvas is demanding - even though marrying before her twenty-first birthday means forfeiting a large inheritance. Naturally all the guests, including Mark Treasure and his wife Molly, are dying to know why . . . But that is only the first mystery of a sinister country weekend. The real question is why the long-straying father of the bride shows up uninvited . . . As the wedding-eve rituals gather pace, so does the tension. And when the next day dawns, it is not to bells and confetti but to two unexplained deaths, a pointed disappearance - and a testing case for Treasure. 'Clues and red herrings jostle agreeably; Mark Treasure sorts 'em out, bankable as ever' "Sunday Times" 'A tale well told. The ebullient Mr Williams in top form' "Financial Times" 'An intriguing financial mystery . . . the murder is wonderfully, whimsically complicated, and the plot, ably worked out, is played for laughs' "Chicago Sun-Times"
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Wedding Treasure, David Walliams
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- Année de publication
- 1988
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- Titre
- Wedding Treasure
- Langue
- Anglais
- Auteurs
- David Walliams
- Éditeur
- Arrow
- Publié
- 1988
- Format
- souple
- ISBN10
- 009958400X
- ISBN13
- 9780099584001
- Séries
- Mark Treasure
- Mots clés
- Fiction, Thème historique, Polars & Thrillers, Polars, Humour, Suspense, Meurtres, 20e siècle, Divertissement, Série, Angleterre, Grande-Bretagne, Londres, Enquête criminelle, Meurtriers, Noces
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- Marton Manor, in rural Herefordshire, makes a romantic setting even for a hastily organised wedding. And it is a quickly-arranged ceremony indeed that Fleur Jarvas is demanding - even though marrying before her twenty-first birthday means forfeiting a large inheritance. Naturally all the guests, including Mark Treasure and his wife Molly, are dying to know why . . . But that is only the first mystery of a sinister country weekend. The real question is why the long-straying father of the bride shows up uninvited . . . As the wedding-eve rituals gather pace, so does the tension. And when the next day dawns, it is not to bells and confetti but to two unexplained deaths, a pointed disappearance - and a testing case for Treasure. 'Clues and red herrings jostle agreeably; Mark Treasure sorts 'em out, bankable as ever' "Sunday Times" 'A tale well told. The ebullient Mr Williams in top form' "Financial Times" 'An intriguing financial mystery . . . the murder is wonderfully, whimsically complicated, and the plot, ably worked out, is played for laughs' "Chicago Sun-Times"