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Hamish Macbeth és a nagy lazacfogás - M.C. Beaton
Hamish Macbeth és a nagy lazacfogás
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Format: paperback
ISBN: 9789632547961
Publisher: Ulpius-ház
Pages no: 222
Edition language: Hungarian
Series: Hamish Macbeth (#1)
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Tannat
Tannat rated it
3.0 Death of a Gossip by M. C. Beaton
Series: Hamish Macbeth # 1 I picked this up from the library because I wanted a break from my long history audiobook and listen to something lighter for a bit. I thought I had read the first Hamish Macbeth book because I'm pretty sure my mother reads this series, but apparently not since I'd never...
JackieLoz
JackieLoz rated it
4.0 Death of a Gossip
I am reading my first Hamish Macbeth. Really good. In this one at a fishing school, a gossip columnist has dirt on the other member os the class. Everyone has reason to want to kill her. Hamish, the constable, is om the case. It reminded me of an Agatha Christie. I enjoyed it and am looking forwar...
Bluebird
Bluebird rated it
3.0 Death of a Gossip (Hamish Macbeth Mysteries, No. 1)
First of the Hamish Macbeth series. John and Heather Cartwright run a fishing school for trout and salmon in the Scottish highlands where angler wanna be’s come for week long sessions. On this particular week, 8 students meet up—including 2 Americans, a 12 year old boy from Manchester, a lovelorn ...
The Crime Scene
The Crime Scene rated it
2.0 Book Review: Death of A Gossip (Hamish Macbeth #1)
Death of a Gossip is the first novel in the Hamish Macbeth series by author MC Beaton Eight people attend a fishing school on Lochdubh. One of them is a notorious gossip columnist who upsets everyone with her snobbishness. The fishing trips turns to misery when the columnist is found dead. Hamis...
Murder by Death
Murder by Death rated it
2.0 Death of a Gossip (Hamish Macbeth #1)
I thought this book was just ok, really. I was impatient with the POV of Alice - who I thought was TSTL. I would have like the story more if more time was spent from the POV of Hamish as I found him to be a likeable and intriguing character. Don't know that I'll read any more.
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