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Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. Chapter One Agatha Raisin, private detective, was in the grip of a great obsession. Her friend, the vicar’s wife, Mrs. Bloxby, reflected sadly that Agatha, a normally shrewd woman, seemed to lose her wits when she fell in love. For Agatha had fallen for the village of Carsely’s gardener and odd-job man, George Marston. He had worked on her garden until it was into shape and then Agatha, to Mrs. Bloxby’s horror, had smashed up her perfectly good bookshelves in order to employ him again doing carpentry. George Marston, ex-army, was over six feet tall with green eyes and thick blond hair streaked with grey. But Agatha had fierce competition from the other women in the Cotswold village, and from one very dangerous one in particular. Jessica Fordyce, a leading actress in a long-running hospital drama, had bought a cottage in the village for week-ends. Jessica was in her thirties, petite, with flaming red hair framing a heart-shaped face. And she was witty and amusing. And she seemed to need a lot of gardening work done. Agatha began to grudge the time spent out of the village on detective work. She ran a successful detective a

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Author
Beaton, M. C.
Publisher
Constable
Published
2012
Language
EN
ISBN
9781250015266
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Thriller, Fiction
Rating
3.61 / 5 (7 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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