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HTML:After a lifetime spent in public relations, the drinking and smoking one-woman dynamo that is Agatha Raisin struggles to adapt to life in a quiet Cotswold village. Penelope Keith stars again as Agatha Raisin – Miss Marple with attitude – in these two full-cast dramas based on the bestselling books by M.C. Beaton. In The Terrible Tourist, now that their marriage plans have collapsed, Agatha is furious to find that James is taking a holiday on the island where they were to have their honeymoon. But when she sets out in pursuit of him, she stumbles upon another murder. In The Fairies of Fryfam, having been hurt by James once too often, Agatha takes a trip to the Cornish village of Fryfam and is soon disturbed by some strange lights at the bottom of the garden. 'If there is one thing better than watching Penelope Keith, it is listening to her' – Times. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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Google Books — Sto caricando le informazioni... GeneriSistema Decimale Melvil (DDC)823.914Literature English English fiction Modern Period 1901-1999 1945-1999VotoMedia:
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Goodness knows why, I suspect I've just got into the habit, although I will admit I do rather like Penelope Keith's reading style, and these are nothing if not exactly brain teasers so they've become the standard backdrop to wrestling with the sewing machine or yet another long haul drive to the supermarket.
In this outing Agatha has rented a cottage in Norfolk to get away from the ever present James longing (and followers of this series have something in store for them on that front!), but Norfolk, peace and quiet, two cats in residence (don't panic the third one it seems is now with Mrs Simpson back in Carsley), no central heating, a pub with no food, and a lot of locals behaving with what seems to be the requisite amount of "English eccentricity" for this series. Add to that a johnny come lately pair of not quite rights that have bought the local manor, a bit of thievery, a spot of murder, a loathsome cleaning woman and a bit of alright in gardening attire, Sir Charles and some good old fashioned putting it about (in the standard manner of Sir Charlies), and you've got a classic Agatha Raisin with the required bit of personal jeopardy and some cat induced panic into the bargain.
Look I like listening to these. I've no idea why, but they really are the lightest of lightest entertainment if you can stand the oddities, all the "James" twaddle and the repetition. And I doubt I'm alone in hoping like hell that Agatha wakes up and realises that a bit of unpredictable fun with Sir Charles would be highly preferable to time spent with that appalling stuffed shirt, and tiresome bore, James (tiresome bore, god I'm starting to sound like these books now as well....).
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