Pawn in Jeopardy - Adam Hall Reviews
Description:ISBN 0061001341 / Genre: Crime / Thriller / Author: Adam Hall / Edition: Reissue / Paperback / 10 Pages / Book is published 1999-09-09 by ... more
Pawn in Jeopardy - Adam Hall ... HarperCollins Publishers Ltd
Newest Review: ... from a trip to the Artic bearing some scientific secret. When one of their number supposedly throws himself from a moving ... more
... train, they at first think that their friend was just depressed from a change in fortunes. But someone was seen talking to the victim shortly before he jumped and he was to have been a dinner guest of no less than Hugo Bishop himself. And Bishop is not one to take events at face value!
Before long, another of their number is killed by one of his own poisonous snakes that has escaped from his cage and it seems as though someone is targeting the group in a bid to discover the secret. Bishop aids and assists the Police, ...more
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by - written on 08/06/11 (Very useful, 17 readings)
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As followers of my reviews will be aware, I really enjoy the Quiller series of spy novels written by author Adam Hall so when I saw that he had written another series of books, I was intrigued enough to give them a try. This series is vastly different from his other work and instead is a set of mystery whodunnits featuring the ingeniutive skills of one Hugo Bishop; an enigmatic author who dabbles in mysteries that defy explanation much as Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot once did. In Pawn In Jeopardy, the plot revolves around a group of intellectuals who have returned from a trip to the Artic bearing some scientific secret. When one of their number supposedly ... Read the complete review
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