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The Parliament House: (Christopher Redmayne Mystery) by Marston, Edward is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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London, 1670. The Completion Of His New Project Could Not Have Run More Smoothly For Christopher Redmayne. Commissioned To Design A New House For The Merchant Francis Polegate, Redmayne Is Pleased That Everything Has Gone Without A Hitch. To Celebrate The Success Of The Venture, Polegate Throws A Party And Invites Him As An Honoured Guest. Also Invited Are Susan Cheever, Redmayne’s Sweetheart, Her Father, Sir Julius Cheever Mp, And Bernard Everett, Polegate’s Brother-in-law. But The Party Comes To An Abrupt End When One Of The Guests Is Murdered Upon Leaving The House With Blood Staining The Doorstep Of His New Creation, Redmayne Can’t Help But Feel Involved. With The Help Of His Good Friend, The Puritan Constable Jonathan Bale, And His Dissolute Brother, Henry, Redmayne Vows To Find The Killer And Bring Him To Justice. However, Preliminary Investigations Suggest That The Victim Was A Well-liked Man With No Known Enemies. Could It Therefore Have Been A Case Of Mistaken Identity? In Which Case, Just Who Was The Intended Target? Signed Copy -formerly Cip. -london, 1670. The Completion Of His New Project Could Not Have Run More Smoothly For Christopher Redmayne. Commissioned To Design

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Author
Marston, Edward
Publisher
Allison & Busby : [distributor] Turnaround
Published
2007
Language
EN
ISBN
9780749081775
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Mystery
Rating
3.84 / 5 (116 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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