A Most Novel Revenge

A stylishly evocative historical whodunnit

A mysterious summons from her cousin Laurel causes Amory Ames and her playboy husband Milo to set off post-haste for the Lyonsgate estate in the English countryside. The pair are surprised to discover an eccentric and distinguished group of guests have been invited, echoing a party from seven years ago of wild young things which ended in tragedy. At the centre of the group stands the notorious socialite Isobel Van Allen. But someone wants the past to stay buried and they are desperate enough to turn to murder. It's up to Amory and Milo to sort through a web of scandal and lies to uncover the truth, and the identity of a killer. Ashley Weaver is a librarian and has worked in... alles anzeigen expand_more

A mysterious summons from her cousin Laurel causes Amory Ames and her playboy husband Milo to set off post-haste for the Lyonsgate estate in the English countryside. The pair are surprised to discover an eccentric and distinguished group of guests have been invited, echoing a party from seven years ago of wild young things which ended in tragedy. At the centre of the group stands the notorious socialite Isobel Van Allen.

But someone wants the past to stay buried and they are desperate enough to turn to murder. It's up to Amory and Milo to sort through a web of scandal and lies to uncover the truth, and the identity of a killer.



Ashley Weaver is a librarian and has worked in libraries since she was 14. Her debut novel,

Murder at the Brightwell, was nominated for the Edgar Best First Novel Award. She lives in the USA.

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  • Artikelnummer SW9780749017330110164
  • Autor find_in_page Ashley Weaver
  • Autoreninformationen Ashley Weaver is a librarian and has worked in libraries since she… open_in_new Mehr erfahren
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  • Verlag find_in_page Allison & Busby
  • Seitenzahl 296
  • Veröffentlichung 20.10.2016
  • ISBN 9780749017330

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