Inspector Barnaby: Death of a Hollow Man (Paperback)

from weisser4

Drama, drama, drama. Of course there is drama, it is a cozy mystery after all. In this case; however, it does involve the theatre! The cast and crew of the Causton Amateur Dramatic Society is working hard to be ready for opening night when the leading man is commits suicide during dress rehearsal...

from Hanneri

The community theatre group of Causton is gearing up for another theatrical extravaganza under the imperious thumb of impresario and director Harold Winstanley. This time, they are putting on Amadeus, and of course perpetual leading man, Esslyn Carmichael, will play Salieri. Since it is community...

from bcquinnsmom

Oh, I should never watch the dramatization of a novel if I'm planning to read it, because I actually knew the identity of the killer before I started. I love the Inspector Barnaby murder mysteries dramatized on the Biography channel, and they have renewed my interest in Caroline Graham's books wh...

from twilightlost_2

Probably a good book, except that the dramatizations of the novels have ruined the books for me. Barnaby is much more likable in the tv show, as is Troy, than in the book, and it was difficult for me to enjoy the book because of this. That said, if you haven't seen the show and you like murder my...

from AliceaP

Once more I'm delving into Caroline Graham's world of detective fiction but this time it's with the second book in her Chief Inspector Barnaby series. Death of a Hollow Man takes place primarily in the Causton theater. It begins with the death of a prominent member of the local acting community c...