โ Scribed by Tim Heald
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A Simon Bognor mystery - On the eve of the Flanagan Fludd Literary Festival, the Reverend Sebastian Fludd is discovered gently swinging from the end of a rope in his own church. While Sebastians cousin and lord of the manor, Sir Branwell Fludd, is keen to wrap up the affair with the minimum of fuss, Branwells friend, Sir Simon Bognor, is more concerned to get to the truth. Did the mild-mannered vicar really take his own life or was his unexpected demise the result of something more sinister?
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Library : General
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ISBN : 9780727898975
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