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Margot Arnold
Birth date: May 16, 1925
Category:
Historical Fiction, Mystery & Thrillers
Margot Arnold's Books
The Cape Cod Caper - Margot Arnold Lament for a Lady Laird - Margot Arnold The Villa on the Palatine - Margot Arnol... The Villa on the Palatine - Margot Arnold Death of a Voodoo Doll - Margot Arnold Love Among the Allies - Margot Arnold Love Among the Allies - Margot Arnold The Officers' Woman - Margot Arnold The Officers' Woman - Margot Arnold The Midas Murders - Margot Arnold Death on the Dragon's Tongue - Margot Arnold Sinister Purposes - Margot Arnold Sinister Purposes - Margot Arnold Exit Actors, Dying - Margot Arnold The Cape Cod Conundrum - Margot Arnold Marie - Margot Arnold Toby's Folly - Margot Arnold The Catacomb Conspiracy - Margot Arnold The Menehune Murders - Margot Arnold Affairs of State - Margot Arnold Affairs of State - Margot Arnold The 10th Fontana Book of Great Horror Stories - Angus Wilson, John Collier, E.F. Benson, David Langford, R. Chetwynd-Hayes, Margot Arnold, Roger Malisson, Mary Danby, Harry E. Turner, Elizabeth Walter, Charles Lloyd, Barnard Stacey, C.D. Herriot, Ray Bradbury, Arthur Conan Doyle Dirge for a Dorset Druid - Margot Arnold
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The 10th Fontana Book of Great Horror Stories - Angus Wilson, John Collier, E.F. Benson, David Langford, R. Chetwynd-Hayes, Margot Arnold, Roger Malisson, Mary Danby, Harry E. Turner, Elizabeth Walter, Charles Lloyd, Barnard Stacey, C.D. Herriot, Ray Bradbury, Arthur Conan Doyle
Marie - Margot Arnold
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The Cape Cod Caper - Margot Arnold
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The Welsh Bookworm
The Welsh Bookworm rated it 12 years ago
text Exit Actors, Dying
First published in 1979, the first of the Penny Spring and Toby Glendower mysteries is showing its age a bit. Still good fun - reminds me a bit of Jane Langton, or Alisa Craig. Middle aged amateur sleuths, academia, witty, good plotting, interesting settings. I picked this up because the name Glendo...
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The Welsh Bookworm
The Welsh Bookworm rated it 56 years ago
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This second book in the Penelope Spring and Toby Glendower mystery series was just as delightful as the first. Maybe more, as it didn't seem quite as outdated to me. Still nothing of Toby's Welsh connections, but I am assured that that does feature later on in the series. Description: When a mutilat...
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