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December in Larynx, 1991. The villagers are preparing for Christmas
when their festivities are marred by a couple of suspicious deaths. This light-hearted murder mystery novel follows the antics of the acidic Ralph Parmesan, wealthy Christine Ribcage, romantic Leonard Mantlepiece and a whole bunch of other twenty-somethings through intense spates of beer consumption, rage, jealousy, passion and tomfoolery. The Sockwith Police, masterminded by DI Brian Fluids, are somewhat less than competent. So when a second death occurs - a hideous death by cheese - the team springs into action. But do they have the ability to track down the killer? |
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Author Nick Willson was ‘between jobs’ in 1991 so occupied himself with the challenge of writing this funny whodunit novel which he also transcribed into a full screenplay murder mystery manuscript. No-one was interested in publishing this funny book or offering him a lucrative movie contract at the time, so this literary fictional masterpiece snoozed away in a drawer for 17 years. But no more! This amusing book was finally published in October 2009 for all the world to enjoy. Read a brief extract here. Nick is still convinced this will make a fine movie! Contact him if you are interested. Between October 2009 and January 2010 this book sold locally to raise money for a number of charities (all proceeds) and the response from readers has been most enthusiastic! |
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| ISBN 978-1-906866-34-1 204 pages, paperback, fiction. Contains some bad language. RRP £7.99 Buy here through PayPal for £6.99 + £1.50 P&P (UK orders only) You will be purchasing this book from PayPal account 'Punctuate Communications', authorised seller of The Cheese Murder. Delivery usually within 4 working days. First
Published in Great Britain in 2009 by Lees
Media Limited Contact the author: author@cheesemurder.co.uk The Cheese Murder is a funny book, a funny novel, a funny murder mystery, funny fiction, a funny whodunit also available as a screenplay manuscript. The Cheese Murder is a newly released book (October 2009) from new author Nick Willson, available to buy online. |
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