Murder Most Actual by Alexis Hall

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Murder Most Actual by Alexis Hall
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From the author of Boyfriend Material and Rosaline Palmer Takes the Cake comes a cozy mystery that revisits the Golden Age of detective fiction, starring a heroine who’s more podcaster than private eye and topped with a lethal dose of parody — perfect for fans of Clue, Knives Out, and Only Murders in the Building!

When up-and-coming true crime podcaster Liza and her corporate financier wife Hanna head to a luxurious hotel in the Scottish Highlands, they’re hoping for a chance to rekindle their marriage – not to find themselves trapped in the middle of an Agatha Christie-esque murder mystery with no way home. But who better to take on the case than someone whose entire profession relies on an obsession with all things mysterious and macabre? Though some of her fellow guests may consider her an interfering new media hack, Liza knows a thing or two about crime and – despite Hanna’s preference for waiting out the chaos behind a locked door – might be the only one capable of discovering the killer. As the bodies rack up and the stakes rise, can they save their marriage — and their lives?

  • File Name:murder-most-actual-by-alexis-hall.epub
  • Original Title:Murder Most Actual
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  • Language:en
  • Identifier:urn:uuid:c9f2704e-2b6a-4967-bdf8-e8789ebf4cea
  • Publisher:Rakuten Kobo Inc.
  • Date:2021-11-09
  • File Size:3.001 MB

Table of Content

  • 1. Chapter One: Hanna, in the Car, with the Map
  • 2. Chapter Two: Sir Richard, in the Drawing Room, with Drinks
  • 3. Chapter Three: The Guests, in the Dining Room, with Dinner
  • 4. Chapter Four: Liza, in the Bedroom, with Questions
  • 5. Chapter Five: Emmeline, in the Courtyard, with the Body
  • 6. Chapter Six: Ruby, in the Dark, with a Red Dress On
  • 7. Chapter Seven: Belloc, in the Dining Room, with Instructions
  • 8. Chapter Eight: Sir Richard, in the Garden, with a Wager
  • 9. Chapter Nine: Emmeline, in the Kitchen, with a Story
  • 10. Chapter Ten: Ruby, in the Bedroom, with Suggestions
  • 11. Chapter Eleven: Liza, in the Boathouse, with a Camera
  • 12. Chapter Twelve: Liza, in the Hedgerow, with a Hunch
  • 13. Chapter Thirteen: Mrs Ackroyd, in the Lounge, with Witnesses
  • 14. Chapter Fourteen: Vivien, in the Bedroom, with the Door Closed
  • 15. Chapter Fifteen: Colonel Coleman, in the Dark, with the Dagger
  • 16. Chapter Sixteen: Liza, in the Dining Room, with a Theory
  • 17. Chapter Seventeen: Hanna, in the Bedroom, with a Lot of Paper
  • 18. Chapter Eighteen: Lady Tabitha, in the Library, with the Dagger
  • 19. Chapter Nineteen: Somebody, in the Bedroom, with a Gift
  • 20. Chapter Twenty: Hanna, in the Bedroom, with the Numbers
  • 21. Chapter Twenty-One: Sir Richard, in the Dining Room, with a Question
  • 22. Chapter Twenty-Two: Liza, in the Stables, with the Bodies
  • 23. Chapter Twenty-Three: Professor Worth, in the Bedroom, with a Pistol
  • 24. Chapter Twenty-Four: Liza, in the Corridor, with a Key
  • 25. Chapter Twenty-Five: Belloc, in his Room, with Theories
  • 26. Chapter Twenty-Six: The Colonel, in his Room, with a Gun
  • 27. Chapter Twenty-Seven: Everybody, in the Lounge, with Guns
  • 28. Chapter Twenty-Eight: The Colonel, in his Room, with Breakfast
  • 29. Chapter Twenty-Nine: Liza, in the Cellar, with the Poison
  • 30. Chapter Thirty: Mr B, in the Bedroom, with a Gun
  • 31. Chapter Thirty-One: Sir Richard, in the Drawing Room, with a Proposal
  • 32. Chapter Thirty-Two: Liza, in the End, with the Denouement
  • 33. Epilogue: Rachael, in the Studio, with Questions
  • 34. More By Alexis Hall

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