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The Couple at the Table (Spilling CID, #11) (Sophie Hannah)

Name: The Couple at the Table (Spilling CID, #11) (Sophie Hannah)
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The Couple at the Table (Spilling CID, #11)

Author: Hannah, Sophie
Series: Spilling CID

About Book

Publisher: Simon and Schuster
Pages: 368.0
ISBN: 9781529352825
GoodReads Rating: 3.1

Condition & Size

Size: Format C (Large Format)
Book Type: Paperback
Condition: Excellent

Summary

You're on your honeymoon at an exclusive couples-only resort.You receive a note, warning you to 'Beware of the couple at the table nearest to yours'. At dinner that night, five other couples are sitting close by, but none of their tables is any nearer or further away than any of the others. It's almost as if someone has set the scene in order to make the warning note meaningless. Why would anyone do that?You have no idea.You also don't know that you're about to be murdered, or that once you're dead, all the evidence will suggest that no one there that night could possibly have committed the crime.So who might be trying to warn you? And who might be about to kill you, and seems certain to get away with it?

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