A Shilling for Candles. Illustrated : Inspector Allan Grant Collection. Book 2 , livre ebook

102

pages

English

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2024

Écrit par
Josephine Tey

Publié par
Andrii Ponomarenko

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102

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2024

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Publié par

Andrii Ponomarenko

Date de parution

31 juillet 2024

Nombre de lectures

EAN13

9786178454340

Langue

English

A Shilling for Candles* by Josephine Tey is the second book in the Inspector Alan Grant series, further showcasing Tey’s exceptional talent in crafting engrossing detective fiction. The novel begins with the discovery of a body washed ashore on an English beach, which is soon identified as Christine Clay, a famous film actress.
Inspector Alan Grant of Scotland Yard is called in to investigate the high-profile case. Initially appearing as an accidental drowning, the evidence soon points to foul play. Grant’s investigation delves into the complexities of Christine’s life, revealing a web of secrets, jealousies, and possible motives among those closest to her, including her enigmatic husband, a struggling young actor, and her former lover.
Tey’s narrative is marked by its rich character development, intricate plotting, and a keen psychological insight that keeps readers thoroughly engaged. Through Grant’s meticulous and thoughtful approach to solving the crime, Tey explores themes of identity, fame, and the often-hidden aspects of human relationships.
A Shilling for Candles* is a testament to Tey’s skill in blending suspense with literary finesse, making it a must-read for fans of classic detective fiction. Inspector Alan Grant’s second case is as intellectually stimulating as it is thrilling, cementing his place as one of the most memorable detectives in literary history.

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