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Craig, Alisa aka Charlotte MacLeod
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Langue : anglais
Edité par Morrow, New York, 1992
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First edition, first printing of the fifth novel in the "Madoc Rhys and Janet Rhys" series. In fine / fine condition.
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- Titre
- The Wrong Rite
- Auteur
- Craig, Alisa aka Charlotte MacLeod
- Éditeur
- Morrow, New York
- Année de publication
- 1992
- État de l'article
- Fine
- Jaquette
- Fine
- Reliure
- Hardcover
- Langue
- anglais
- ISBN à 10 chiffres
- 0688086438
- ISBN à 13 chiffres
- 9780688086435
- Édition
- 1st Edition.
- Série
- Livre 5 sur 5: The Madoc and Janet Rhys Mysteries
- Catalogues du vendeur
- Canadian Writers, Mystery, Police Procedurals
Book by Craig Alisa
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Présentation de l'éditeur
Out of jurisdiction, but in his element, Madoc investigates a Welsh murder
For mounted policeman Madoc Rhys and his wife, Janet, the pains of traveling with an infant are worth taking young Dorothy to Wales for Great-Uncle Sir Caradoc's ninetieth birthday. Along with every other member of the Rhys clan, they make the pilgrimage to the ancestral pile, to enjoy a few days of drinks, dinner, and -- as it turns out -- demonic sacrifices.
On their first morning at the family manor, Madoc stumbles upon a concussed shepherd and a dismembered ram. It appears to be a botched attempt at an ancient rite, executed by one of those Welshmen who still carry a torch for the religion of the druids. For a spot of fun, the Rhys family decides to stage its own ritual -- recreating the fertility ceremony of the Beltane bonfires. But when the flames turn a member of his family into a fireball, Madoc springs to action. Even five thousand miles from Canada, a Mountie always gets his man.
For mounted policeman Madoc Rhys and his wife, Janet, the pains of traveling with an infant are worth taking young Dorothy to Wales for Great-Uncle Sir Caradoc's ninetieth birthday. Along with every other member of the Rhys clan, they make the pilgrimage to the ancestral pile, to enjoy a few days of drinks, dinner, and -- as it turns out -- demonic sacrifices.
On their first morning at the family manor, Madoc stumbles upon a concussed shepherd and a dismembered ram. It appears to be a botched attempt at an ancient rite, executed by one of those Welshmen who still carry a torch for the religion of the druids. For a spot of fun, the Rhys family decides to stage its own ritual -- recreating the fertility ceremony of the Beltane bonfires. But when the flames turn a member of his family into a fireball, Madoc springs to action. Even five thousand miles from Canada, a Mountie always gets his man.
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