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The Foggy, Foggy Dew
The Foggy Foggy Dew
Author: Charity Blackstock
Charity Lee Blackstock is not a prolific writer of mysteries. Yet her work has caused rare excitement among the most discriminating critics. Anthony Boucher has said of her that she is a writer who can "create characters at once warmly recognizable and just sufficiently larger-than-life to serve as meaningful symbols...whose prose is firm and ...  more »
ISBN: 77573
Pages: 188
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Publisher: Ballantine Books
Book Type: Paperback
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Andrew Mallory is a British anthropologist living in self imposed exile among the natives of a tropical island.
At Christmas time Mallory returns to London, for old times' sake. After an unpleasant evening at a society party where he drinks far too much, Mallory finds himself escorting a pretty young woman to the glamorous nightclub of the moment. And before the night is over, the lovely lady is found brutally murdered in the nightclub's ladies' room, and Mallory is drawn into the dangerous, shifting world of international intrigue -- with deadly consequences.
A good, and fast, read with just the right amount of creepiness.
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