β Scribed by Jill Paterson
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The Adelphi Theatre is about to close its doors for the last time when Howard Greenwood's lifeless form is found on the floor of his dressing room shrouded in long-stemmed red roses. Was this the act of a killer looking to ridicule the celebrated actor or did it reflect a darker connotation for his murder? DCI Fitzjohn questions the significance of the roses as layer upon layer of Howard's life unfolds to reveal a man fixated on revenge for his wife's death and a predator who will stop at nothing to hide the truth. Meanwhile, Constance Parsons, bookshop owner and ghost writer of Howard's memoir, is unaware of his demise or that her work in chronicling his life story could seal her own fate.
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