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A Lively Form of Death (Chief Inspector Morrissey, Bk 1)
A Lively Form of Death - Chief Inspector Morrissey, Bk 1
Author: Kay Mitchell
VICIOUS RUMORS — Marion Walsh, the town's local femme fatale, loses her housekeeper to a bottle of poisoned milk -- a bottle most likely intended for her. Helen Goddard, whose husband, Robert, had been shamelessly seduced by Marion's charms, is the logical suspect, especially after Marion is brutally murdered. — But Chief Inspector Morriss...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780373261062
ISBN-10: 0373261063
Publication Date: 9/1/1992
Pages: 251
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3.2 stars, based on 20 ratings
Publisher: Worldwide Library
Book Type: Paperback
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waucondacarol avatar reviewed A Lively Form of Death (Chief Inspector Morrissey, Bk 1) on + 319 more book reviews
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I really like the quaint English village mysteries with the unwordly vicar, the post office/general store gossipers, the quaint cottages, the nosy busy body cleaning lady, the local bobbies and of course the English Chief Inspector who always seems so clueless and inept, but is really sharp as they come. This book has all the characters plus the town's local femme fatale, the adulterous husband with the scorned good placid wife, missing children, child pornography, and of course murder. A good read.
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reviewed A Lively Form of Death (Chief Inspector Morrissey, Bk 1) on + 293 more book reviews
Murder by milk.......seduction...suicide......the story moves along.
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My housekeeper dies of poisoned milk - could it have been meant for me?? Good read.
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Could not get into this book. I really don't care for English Mysteries.


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