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 Requiem for a Mezzo - Carola Dunn
Newest Review: ... meets Alec Fletcher he is the love interest for Daisy the romance is still very new in this book as the couple gradually get ... more  ... to know one another. Alec is the epitome of the England post war in that he is middle class, college educated, a former officer and pilot. Following the he became a Police man and now holds the title of a Chief Inspector at Scotland Yard.
About the book
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Courtesy of her next door neighbor Muriel Westlea, Daisy and Alec have gone to a concert performance of Verdi's Requiem. The performance features Muriel celebrated sister, Bettina who is the Mezzo of the novel. But the show comes to an abrupt end...more |
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Requiem for a Mezzo - Carola Dunn: This novel hits all the right notes (1305 words)
by - written on 13/11/09 (Very useful, 81 readings)
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Why this book *************** As you may realise if you have read some of my other reviews I am working may way through the Daisy Dalrymple series. Though I have been trying to read them in order this hasn't always been possible as my local library didn't have all the books. However they have recently purchased this book so I have taken a backwards step in the series to book number 3. About the author ****************** Born in England in 1946 and lived and study in England. She attended Manchester University and studied Russian and French. She then traveled and meets her husband before settling in the USA. Her first novel a historical ... Read the complete review
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