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The Metropolitan Opera Murders
The Metropolitan Opera Murders
Author: Helen Traubel
When a faded opera luminary dies by poison while acting as prompter during a performance at the Met, it appears he may have died in someone else's place. The intended victim might have been Elsa Vaughn, famous star of Wagnerian operas. New York detective Sam Quentin isn't convinced Elsa was the target and starts looking into the complicated live...  more »
ISBN: 331339
Publication Date: 1951
Pages: 192
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Publisher: Simon and Schuster
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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 WhidbeyIslander avatar reviewed The Metropolitan Opera Murders on + 690 more book reviews
An unpretentious, old-fashioned mystery that isn't quite a "cozy" but falls close to that category. It's a fun read and while the author herself is supposedly the basis she used for her heroine, there isn't much ego at work. Enjoyable.


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