**From the author of Tell Us No Secrets comes a twisty new novel. A young American woman is thrust into the closed social circle of English aristocrats, but beneath their charm and glamor lay secrets and dark betrayals that follow themβand herβaround every corner. Perfect for fans of Lucy Foley, She
Tish Plays the Game
β Scribed by Rinehart, Mary Roberts
- Book ID
- 108653220
- Publisher
- MysteriousPress.com/Open Road
- Year
- 2013
- Tongue
- en-us
- Weight
- 658 KB
- Series
- Letitia Carberry 4
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781480446199
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
When a friend comes to her with a problem, Tish springs into action--no matter how much trouble it's going to causeIn the title tale of this collection by Mary Roberts Rinehart, after a long, chaotic life, Tish Carberry retires to her apartment, hoping for a bit of peace and quiet. But why, her friends wonder, does it sound like someone's practicing riflery in her living room? No one would be surprised if Tish had converted her parlor into a shooting gallery, but her friends suspect something far more sinister: She may be playing golf. Tish took an interest in the game last summer when she met a befuddled young man whose beloved was too preoccupied with the sport to even glance in his direction. Soon afterward, a mysterious old woman appeared to challenge the girl--and since then, Tish has never been quite the same.Here are five of Rinehart's famous Tish stories--rollicking tales of madcap humor starring one of the most fascinating older women in literary history.
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