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Sicken And So Die by Simon Brett
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Sicken And So Die

by Simon Brett

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Things are looking up for amateur British actor Charles Paris. He and his estranged wife have begun a rapprochement that is going quite well. He also has landed the very desirable role of Sir Toby Belch in a traditional production of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. One night, though, the director gets deathly ill and an avant-garde Romanian egomaniac steps in to take over the production. He and Charles do not agree on anything--and when another cast member also takes ill, Charles begins to suspect that fatal foul play is not far behind.
kattykathy | Apr 17, 2007 |  
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Things were actually going rather well for Charles Paris.
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Amazon.com (ISBN 0786198966, Audio CD)

A funny and stylish return for Charles Paris, the thespian sleuth created by Simon Brett, Sicken and So Die is a delightful take on the world of avant-garde theatre and a classic whodunit sure to please Brett's devoted readers. Staging a successful play is a high-stakes venture for all involved, and jealousies can run wild in the business. When strange illnesses start pointing toward poison, it's up to Paris to stay ahead of the intrigue or wind up hospitalized, or worse, in the morgue.

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