The Edge (2001)
The Edge
“‘I wouldn’t have thought it would work.’ ‘Mysteries are very popular in Canada. Very fashionable,’ he said, ‘and they don’t exactly stage a play. Some of the passengers will be actors and they will make the story evolve. I went to a dinner party … a mystery dinner party … not long ago, and some of the guests were actors, and before we knew where we were we were all caught up in a string of events, just as if it were real. Quite amazing. I went because my wife wanted to. I didn’t think I would e...njoy it in the least, but I did.’ ‘Some of the passengers …’ I repeated slowly. ‘Do you know which ones?’ ‘No, I don’t,’ he said, more cheerfully than I liked. ‘That’s part of the fun for everyone, trying to spot the actors.’ I liked it less and less.
‘And of course the actors may be hiding among the other lot of passengers until their turn to appear comes.’ ‘What other lot of passengers?’ I said blankly.
‘The racegoers.’ He looked at my face.MoreLess
‘And of course the actors may be hiding among the other lot of passengers until their turn to appear comes.’ ‘What other lot of passengers?’ I said blankly.
‘The racegoers.’ He looked at my face.MoreLess
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I have been enjoying the books of Dick Francis from the age of 25 years still am doing so at the age of 71 years. the edge when you open the book you cannot stop until you finish.Write Review:
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