Murder Most Wilde - Paperback
Murder Most Wilde - Paperback
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by Helen Golden (Author)
In the world of amateur theatre, the deadliest performance is yet to come...
Perry Juke is excited to take on the part of Algernon in The Windstanton Player's adaptation of The Importance of Being Ernest by Oscar Wilde.
As rehearsals begin, Perry is settling into the role and looking forward to opening night. But two week's before the preview disaster strikes and a leading actor is killed. And it's no accident.
With the cast spooked and the local police under resourced, Bea and Perry, along with their partners and Daisy, Bea's cute dog, must shift through the petty jealousies and diva behaviour of the larger than life characters in the theatre company to unmask the culprit before Perry's acting debut is a washout.
The show must go on...but will everyone make it to opening night?
