ISBN: 0440121531
Author: Robert Barnard
Language: English
Publisher: Dell (October 1, 1983)
Category: Mystery
Subcategory: Unfathomable
Rating: 4.4
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Death And The Princess book. And Perry Trethowan of Scotland Yard had to catch a cold-blooded killer intent on causing a scandal that could shake the nation.
Death And The Princess book. Princess Helena had only a distant claim to the throne, but.
A Perry Trethowan book. Robert Barnard was a well-established crime writer. Perry himself narrates the story in a low key humorous style which draws you into the story immediately. This is the second Perry Trethowan story I've read and I think it is the style of the narrative which keeps me reading rather than the plot. The characters do come to life on the page through his eyes and the claustrophobic life of someone in the public eye is well done.
However, next morning I had no alternative but to attend the Princess on an official function. She was visiting the Local Government Offices at Kilburn Town Hall, and since Kilburn contained a large. Irish population, everyone was. Irish population, everyone was jittery. It seemed necessary for the senior man to be there
Book in the Perry Trethowan Series). Death & the Princess-no, no! not that Princess-by Robert Barnard just cries out for a visual treatment.
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Assigned as British Princess Helena's personal bodyguard, Scotland Yard Detective Perry Trethowan struggles to defend his own virtue against the lascivious princess while tracking down the methodical killer who is murdering her numerous lovers.
Death and the Princess. Superintendent Perry Trethowan was used to cases that involved people in high places, and in this one he finds himself at the top of the tree – among the British royals. A Princess, albeit only a minuscule royal offshoot, with a snug little apartment in Kensington Palace and a snug little sum on the Civil List, is threatened – but by whom, why, and exactly what is uncertain. Her circle consists mostly of boy-friends, and they are a motley lot, drawn from the worlds of politics, the stage, even the football field. But are they endangered too or are they part of the threat?
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Scotland Yard Superintendent Perry Trethowan is enjoying a vacation evening at a cozy Yorkshire pub when an old woman shows him an original, unpublished Bronte manuscript. Trethowan agrees to engage in a little literary detective work, but he doesn’t realize that for a criminal the manuscript is motive for theft, torture-and murder. Death returns to a Yorkshire village when a museum opens on the site of an unexplained murder/suicide where a renowned author killed his sister with an ax and shot himself.
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Read unlimited books and audiobooks on the web, iPad, iPhone and Android. Assigned as British Princess Helena’s personal bodyguard, Scotland Yard Detective Perry Trethowan struggles to defend his own virtue against the lascivious princess while tracking down the methodical killer who is murdering her numerous lovers. Read on the Scribd mobile app. Download the free Scribd mobile app to read anytime, anywhere. Publisher: ScribnerReleased: Jan 22, 2013ISBN: 9781476716251Format: book.
Under the pseudonym Bernard Bastable, Robert Barnard published two standalone novels and two alternate history books . Perry Trethowan novels. Death by Sheer Torture (1981). Death and the Princess (1982). The Missing Bronte (1983).
Under the pseudonym Bernard Bastable, Robert Barnard published two standalone novels and two alternate history books starring Wolfgang Mozart as a detective, he having survived to old age. Barnard died on 19 September 2013. He and his wife Louise lived in Yorkshire. Death in Purple Prose (1987) . The Cherry Blossom Corpse.
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