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Fete Fatale
Fete Fatale
Author: Robert Barnard
Robert Barnard, three-time Edgar nominee, returns with his wittiest and most unusual mystery yet. The setting is Hexton-on-Weir, a Yorkshire town where the women are traditional an old fashioned and hold all the power. The men may appear to be in charge, but those who know can tell you that the women make the decisions. — The ladies' latest dec...  more »
ISBN: 185963
Publication Date: 1986
Pages: 154
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Publisher: Charles Scribner's Sons
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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Classic British - written in first person, which I personally don't like
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The new High Church vicar announced he was celibate--that did not sit right with the spinisters in the community who immediately started competing for him. This book does a good job of mixing satire and suspense.


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