Charles Paris Mystery Decent Interval, Book 18, (Hardcover)

from Eyejaybee

Charles Paris is back! After a break of several years during which he has concentrated on his Fethering series of novels (with alliterative titles such as "The Body on the Beach" and "Murder in the Museum"), Simon Brett has returned to Charles Paris, the down-at-heel and rather mediocre journeyma...

from the.ken.petersen

As my romp through the Charles Paris crime novels comes towards its inevitable conclusion, I find that the humour is being replaced by a sadness at Paris' inability to organise his own life. It may be true that a drinker becomes a sad, lonely alcoholic but, I don't need it in an, ostensibly, hume...

from smik

It has been a decent interval since readers last had the chance to meet up with dipsomaniac actor Charles Paris. This is #18 in the series which began in 1975 with CAST IN ORDER OF DISAPPEARANCE. Our last outing was DEAD ROOM FARCE in 1997 Nothing much has changed in Charles' life including Charl...

from Eyejaybee

Charles Paris is back! After a break of several years during which he has concentrated on his Fethering series of novels (with alliterative titles such as "The Body on the Beach" and "Murder in the Museum"), Simon Brett has returned to Charles Paris, the down-at-heel and rather mediocre journeyma...

from Eyejaybee

Charles Paris is back! After a break of several years during which he has concentrated on his Fethering series of novels (with alliterative titles such as "The Body on the Beach" and "Murder in the Museum"), Simon Brett has returned to Charles Paris, the down-at-heel and rather mediocre journeyma...