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Philip Fletcher series by Simon Shaw - books 2, 5 & 6
Requirements: Mobipocket, Sony, MS Reader, 499 KB, 387 KB, 370 KB
Overview: Simon Shaw studied at Cambridge University and the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. He worked as an actor until the publication of his first novel, Murder Out of Tune, in 1988, since when he has concentrated mostly on writing and journalism. Killing Grace is his eigth novel. He is an assistant editor of The Week and is a regular book reviewer for The Mail on Sunday.
Bloody Instructions - book 2
When Philip Fletcher made his debut in Simon Show's hilarious black comedy/mystery Murder out of Tune, he was failing as an actor - despite his own high opinion of himself - but brilliantly successful as a killer. Now in Bloody Instructions, Fletcher's acting fortunes have risen. He's been given the part of Banquo in an important staging of Macbeth, but he's still forced to play second fiddle to the brattish movie megastar, Richi Calvi, who's in the title role. Of course the two loathe each other, and of course everyone knows it. So when Calvi is found in his dressing room with a dagger between his shoulder blades, Philip knows he'll be the likely suspect - especially after he's picked to take Calvi's place in the play. When a second body turns up in Fletcher's bathtub - the critic who's just trashed his performance - it seems pretty clear someone's out to get him. Righteously indignant at being wrongly accused, Philip turns amateur detective - a role for which his life of crime has amply prepared him. Ironic, witty, and clever, Bloody Instructions offers a wickedly funny look a the theatrical world as well as an intricately plotted mystery - another triumph for Simon Shaw.
The Company Of Knaves - book 5
Philip Fletcher, actor-murderer, is thrown into a jealous rage when he hears that his rival is up for a knighthood. The death of a fellow actor and the subsequent threat of scandal to his family and colleagues opens up a possibility for Fletcher; he could always blackmail his way to a knighthood.
Act of Darkness - book 6
Philip Fletcher takes a recuperative job at the Chichester Festival for the summer season. An undercurrent of sinister goings-on disturbs Philip's rural idyll and when the object of his own attentions becomes the quarry of an obsessive stalker, a premium is placed on his dubious criminal skills.
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Download File from Rapidshare Act of Darkness 624 KB
Requirements: Mobipocket, Sony, MS Reader, 499 KB, 387 KB, 370 KB
Overview: Simon Shaw studied at Cambridge University and the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. He worked as an actor until the publication of his first novel, Murder Out of Tune, in 1988, since when he has concentrated mostly on writing and journalism. Killing Grace is his eigth novel. He is an assistant editor of The Week and is a regular book reviewer for The Mail on Sunday.
Bloody Instructions - book 2
When Philip Fletcher made his debut in Simon Show's hilarious black comedy/mystery Murder out of Tune, he was failing as an actor - despite his own high opinion of himself - but brilliantly successful as a killer. Now in Bloody Instructions, Fletcher's acting fortunes have risen. He's been given the part of Banquo in an important staging of Macbeth, but he's still forced to play second fiddle to the brattish movie megastar, Richi Calvi, who's in the title role. Of course the two loathe each other, and of course everyone knows it. So when Calvi is found in his dressing room with a dagger between his shoulder blades, Philip knows he'll be the likely suspect - especially after he's picked to take Calvi's place in the play. When a second body turns up in Fletcher's bathtub - the critic who's just trashed his performance - it seems pretty clear someone's out to get him. Righteously indignant at being wrongly accused, Philip turns amateur detective - a role for which his life of crime has amply prepared him. Ironic, witty, and clever, Bloody Instructions offers a wickedly funny look a the theatrical world as well as an intricately plotted mystery - another triumph for Simon Shaw.
The Company Of Knaves - book 5
Philip Fletcher, actor-murderer, is thrown into a jealous rage when he hears that his rival is up for a knighthood. The death of a fellow actor and the subsequent threat of scandal to his family and colleagues opens up a possibility for Fletcher; he could always blackmail his way to a knighthood.
Act of Darkness - book 6
Philip Fletcher takes a recuperative job at the Chichester Festival for the summer season. An undercurrent of sinister goings-on disturbs Philip's rural idyll and when the object of his own attentions becomes the quarry of an obsessive stalker, a premium is placed on his dubious criminal skills.
Download Instructions:
Download File from Rapidshare for Mobipocket reader
Download File from Rapidshare for Sony reader
Download File from Rapidshare for MS reader
Download File from Rapidshare Act of Darkness 624 KB
