An improbable fiction.
by Sara Woods
Antony Maitland #17
The death of Cynthia Edison, an attractive young rising star of the London stage, is dismissed as suicide, but her sister Lynn disagrees. On a nationwide broadcast Lynn accuses a prominent television personality, Paul Granville, of deliberate and premeditated murder, and when the not-unexpected slander suit develops she turns to barrister Antony Maitland for help. Reluctantly Antony agrees to argue what seems to be an open-and-shut case, but when the body of Paul Granville is found and the charge against his client is changed to murder, Antony suddenly finds himself involved in a much more complex case than he bargained for.
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An improbable fiction.
1971, Holt, Rinehart and Winston
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0030850886 9780030850882
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An improbable fiction.
1970, [Published for] The Crime Club [by] Collins
in English
0002310066 9780002310062
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