Pustak Mahal Sparkling Cyanide (HC021)
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- One year earlier on 2 November, seven people sat down to dinner at the restaurant "Luxembourg". One, Rosemary Barton, never got up. The coroner ruled her death suicide due to post-flu depression.
- Six months later, her husband George receives anonymous letters saying that Rosemary was murdered. George investigates and decides to repeat the dinner at the same restaurant, with the same guests, plus an actress who looks like his late wife meant to arrive late and startle out a confession. The actress does not arrive and George dies at the table poisoned, like his wife, by cyanide in his champagne.
- His death might have been judged as suicide, but George shared his concerns and some of his plan with his friend Colonel Race. As per their uncle's will, if Rosemary died childless her inherited fortune passed to her younger sister Iris, now a wealthy girl. If Iris dies unmarried, the money would pass to her only relative, her aunt Lucilla Drake. Mrs. Drake is a decent person but has a rotter of a son, Victor. During the investigation it becomes clear that the intended victim was Iris. Colonel Race and Iris's suitor, Anthony Browne, realise that Ruth Lessing, George's trusted secretary, had fallen for Victor a year earlier.
| Product Name | Pustak Mahal Sparkling Cyanide (HC021) |
|---|---|
| ISBN / Product Code | 9780007493623 |
| Binding | Paperback |
| Publisher | Pustak Mahal |
| General Books | Literature Fiction & Non Fiction |
| HSN Code | 4901 |
| Company Details | Published by Pustak Mahal, Office No. J-3/16, Ansari Rd, Dariya Ganj, New Delhi, Delhi 110002. In case of any queries regarding products please call at 011 2327 2783. |
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