A question of murder / Eric Wright
Material type:
- 684190001
- FIC .W75 1988

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National University - Manila | LRC - Annex Fiction | Fiction | FIC .W75 1988 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | c.1 | Available | NULIB000003591 |
Village druggist Edwin Poulden, who might be handsome if he didn't look so much like Death, has, or has had, perhaps too many females in his life. They include wife Alice, accidentally poisoned, he said, by a toadstool among the mushrooms, possessive boarder Blanche, a victim of her extreme phobia against cats, pretty young housekeeper Margaret, orphaned daughter of Alice's cousin, little Patsy, an orphan the childless Alice had adopted, and, not at all least, intense, inscrutable Beryl, a village woman whose dark eyes sometimes meet his in a smoldering, passionate gaze.
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