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After the death of her child and the end of her marriage, Hilary Craven has nothing left to lose--or so she believes until she takes on a dangerous intelligence assignment. Hilary, who resembles the late wife of a missing physicist, agrees to take on the woman's identity to help solve a series of mysterious disappearances. She's soon on her own, or so she believes. Emilia Fox's male voices may be gruff, but she's an ace with these Christie cliff-hangers--creating tension and, at times, a romantic atmosphere. She shifts her tone gradually as Hilary's character evolves from grief to steely resolve, drawing listeners into Hilary's plight. With only her voice and our imaginations to work with, Fox spins this atypical Christie novel into a Hichcockian concoction of suspended disbelief. J.A.S. © AudioFile 2005, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine
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With the break up of her marriage and the death of her daughter, Hilary Craven flees England and escapes to Casablanca-with the intention of taking her own life. However, fate intervenes in the shape of Mr. Jessop who enlists Hilary's help to find out why some of the world's top scientists, physicists and chemists have disappeared without trace. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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After the death of her child and the end of her marriage, Hilary Craven has nothing left to lose--or so she believes until she takes on a dangerous intelligence assignment. Hilary, who resembles the late wife of a missing physicist, agrees to take on the woman's identity to help solve a series of mysterious disappearances. She's soon on her own, or so she believes. Emilia Fox's male voices may be gruff, but she's an ace with these Christie cliff-hangers--creating tension and, at times, a romantic atmosphere. She shifts her tone gradually as Hilary's character evolves from grief to steely resolve, drawing listeners into Hilary's plight. With only her voice and our imaginations to work with, Fox spins this atypical Christie novel into a Hichcockian concoction of suspended disbelief. J.A.S. © AudioFile 2005, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine
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With the break up of her marriage and the death of her daughter, Hilary Craven flees England and escapes to Casablanca-with the intention of taking her own life. However, fate intervenes in the shape of Mr. Jessop who enlists Hilary's help to find out why some of the world's top scientists, physicists and chemists have disappeared without trace. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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