Bring the Monkey

Mystery & Suspense, Cozy Mysteries, Fiction & Literature, Humorous
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Author: Miles Franklin ISBN: 1230000198828
Publisher: Classic Fiction Publication: November 12, 2013
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Miles Franklin
ISBN: 1230000198828
Publisher: Classic Fiction
Publication: November 12, 2013
Imprint:
Language: English

A spoof of the English country-house mystery/pot-boiler novel. The narrator (female) trails after her glamorous and beautiful friend Zarla, who is "a siren not a spectacle" and whose great talent is to listen to people. Zarla decides to get a monkey to make up for not being able to trek to the steppes of Asia or similar places. An unusual premise for a detective novel.A spoof of the English country-house mystery/pot-boiler novel. The narrator (female) trails after her glamorous and beautiful friend Zarla, who is "a siren not a spectacle" and whose great talent is to listen to people. Zarla decides to get a monkey to make up for not being able to trek to the steppes of Asia or similar places. An unusual premise for a detective novel.

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A spoof of the English country-house mystery/pot-boiler novel. The narrator (female) trails after her glamorous and beautiful friend Zarla, who is "a siren not a spectacle" and whose great talent is to listen to people. Zarla decides to get a monkey to make up for not being able to trek to the steppes of Asia or similar places. An unusual premise for a detective novel.A spoof of the English country-house mystery/pot-boiler novel. The narrator (female) trails after her glamorous and beautiful friend Zarla, who is "a siren not a spectacle" and whose great talent is to listen to people. Zarla decides to get a monkey to make up for not being able to trek to the steppes of Asia or similar places. An unusual premise for a detective novel.

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