Broadcast Murder by J.G. Colgan (.ePUB)
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Broadcast Murder by J.G. Colgan
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Overview: ‘A clever, witty, and utterly addictive locked-room Golden Age mystery.’
London, 1937. The golden age of radio. Millions of listeners gather around their wireless sets each evening, drawn by the crackle of static and the promise of escape. And none command the airwaves quite like Simon Lane, the pompous, cravat-wearing creator of the Simon Lane Mysteries – a man so convinced of his own brilliance that he solves fictional crimes before the fictional police have even arrived.
But on the night of the final broadcast of the series, art imitates death in the most shocking way possible. Richard Forster, a handsome, predatory actor with a trail of broken hearts and darker secrets in his wake, is performing the role of the victim – alone in a soundproof studio, separated from the rest of the cast because of one actress’s traumatic past. When the gunshot comes, live on air, the millions listening assume it is just another sound effect. It is not.
Genre: Fiction > Mystery/Thriller
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