Inspector Roderick Alleyn travels from England to New Zealand with the Carolyn Dacres English Comedy Company, expecting a lighthearted diversion. However, the journey takes a deadly turn, reminding him that he cannot escape his role as a policeman, even abroad. The narrative invites comparisons between Agatha Christie and Ngaio Marsh, highlighting Marsh’s engaging storytelling. Praised as “Grade A” by The New York Times, this mystery unfolds as an intriguing mix of comedy and tragedy, set against the backdrop of New Zealand. The book is part of the Roderick Alleyn series and spans 221 pages.
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Customers enjoy this murder mystery set in New Zealand, praising its beautiful descriptions of scenery and authentic portrayal of an acting troupe. The book features accessible characters, and one customer notes it provides enough information for readers to solve the case themselves.
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