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The Torso in the Town - Simon Brett

I ve read and reviewed a couple of books by Simon Brett now. What I like about them is that they are consistent; I know from the start that I m not reading a great work of literature, but that I will have an enjoyable, light-hearted read. I ve recently had to do a lot of overtime at work and so something complicated was the last thing I wanted, making this the perfect choice. This book is one of the Fethering Mysteries, although Simon Brett has written two other series of detective books, as well as a radio show. Carole and Jude, both in their early 50s, are neighbours in the seaside town of Fethering. They have a Miss Marple-like habit of falling over dead bodies and ...

The Torso in the Town - Simon Brett

I ve read and reviewed a couple of books by Simon Brett now. What I like about them is that they are consistent; I know from the start that I m not reading a great work of literature, but that I will have an enjoyable, light-hearted read. I ve recently had to do a lot of overtime at work and so something complicated was the last thing I wanted, making this the perfect choice. This book is one of the Fethering Mysteries, although Simon Brett has written two other series of detective books, as well as a radio show. Carole and Jude, both in their early 50s, are neighbours in the seaside town of Fethering. They have a Miss Marple-like habit of falling over dead bodies and ...

The Body on the Beach - Simon Brett

enjoy reading book reviews and several times, I have gone on to read and enjoy the book reviewed. On the latest occasion, it was a review by sunmeilan of a Simon Brett novel. It sounded a really good read, so I found out which was the first one in the series – The Body on the Beach – and borrowed it from the library. Simon Brett writes several different kinds of books, including three series – The Fethering Mysteries, the Mrs. Pargeter novels and the Charles Paris novels. The Body on the Beach is the first book in The Fethering Mysteries series. As you would correctly deduce, these are mysteries which take place in the fictional place of Fethering, which is on the South ...

The Body on the Beach - Simon Brett

enjoy reading book reviews and several times, I have gone on to read and enjoy the book reviewed. On the latest occasion, it was a review by sunmeilan of a Simon Brett novel. It sounded a really good read, so I found out which was the first one in the series – The Body on the Beach – and borrowed it from the library. Simon Brett writes several different kinds of books, including three series – The Fethering Mysteries, the Mrs. Pargeter novels and the Charles Paris novels. The Body on the Beach is the first book in The Fethering Mysteries series. As you would correctly deduce, these are mysteries which take place in the fictional place of Fethering, which is on the South ...

The Body on the Beach - Simon Brett

Simon Brett is probably best known for his book entitled How to Be a Little Sod, which has been televised starring Rik Mayall. He is, however, also a prolific writer of crime novels and has written two series, one featuring Mrs Pargeter, and the other, the Fethering mysteries. This book is the first in the series of the Fethering mysteries. I have previously read another in the series and so knew what to expect – a light, somewhat fluffy read that is nevertheless highly entertaining. The story Carole Seddon, who has lived in Fethering since her early retirement from the Home Office a while before, is horrified to find the body of a dead man on the beach while walking her dog ...

The Body on the Beach - Simon Brett

Simon Brett is probably best known for his book entitled How to Be a Little Sod, which has been televised starring Rik Mayall. He is, however, also a prolific writer of crime novels and has written two series, one featuring Mrs Pargeter, and the other, the Fethering mysteries. This book is the first in the series of the Fethering mysteries. I have previously read another in the series and so knew what to expect – a light, somewhat fluffy read that is nevertheless highly entertaining. The story Carole Seddon, who has lived in Fethering since her early retirement from the Home Office a while before, is horrified to find the body of a dead man on the beach while walking her dog ...