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Narrado por:
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Ulli Birvé
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Georgette Heyer
Hated for his cruel and vicious nature, ruling his family with an iron hand from his sickbed, tyrannical patriarch Adam Penhallow is found murdered the day before his birthday. His entire family had assembled for his birthday celebration, and every one of them had the ways and means to commit the crime. As accusations and suspicion turn in one direction and then another, the claws and backstabbing come out, and no one is exempt from the coming implosion.
©1942 Georgette Rougier (P)2015 Bolinda Publishing Pty LtdListeners also enjoyed...




















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As Always An Ending That Makes The Story Go On
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For the Gosford Park fans…
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Well ...
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Very Dark
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Where's the rest?
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Penhallow
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Not my fav
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Extremely well written, but, not for those who want blue birds and butterflies at the end.
A story of unintended consequences.
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How ironic, indeed...
What an ending!
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Hashing out and rehashing arguments and establishing Adam Penhallow as one of the least redeemable characters in all of fiction took up the majority of this book. I hated the man so much, I wished I could jump into the story and get rid of him myself. Witnessing him rail against every single member of his family over and over again became exhausting.
There really wasn’t any mystery to figure out because we actually see the deed being committed. There is some suspense and a great deal of tension leading up to that but, after the murder happens, the story becomes tragedy. There are no satisfactory conclusions and it ends rather abruptly after delivering an ironic twist. None of the characters are particularly likable but it’s difficult to sit with so much raw emotion and bitterness throughout the book and then not really know what’s going to happen to most of them.
If these reviews don’t turn you off, give it a shot. It’s not a bad book but it is frustrating and very dark.
More tragedy than mystery
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