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4 reviews
R. T. Raichev

Carroll & Graf, 2006

R. T. Raichev delivers!
English mysteries abound, so contributing an original, distinctive addition to the genre represents quite a feat. "The Hunt for Sonya Dufrette" meets the challenge thanks to the peppy, agile writing of author Raichev and his creative approach to formulating and solving a perplexing mystery about a young girl with developmental problems who, on the day Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer were ...

The Death of Corinne

5 reviews
R. T. Raichev

Carroll & Graf, 2007

A Super New Thriller from Raicho Raichev
If, like Catherine Morland you realize that in England, one could rely on "the laws of the land, and the manners of the age. Murder was not tolerated...and neither poison nor sleeping potions to be procured like rhubarb, from every druggist," [Jane Austen, Northanger Abbey, Volume II, Chapter IX., Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1971 edition, p 161], you will be in for shock when you read the ...

The Little Victim
R.T. Raichev

Soho Constable, 2009

Praise for R.T. Raichev: "Deftly mixes dark humor and psychological suspense, its genteel surface masking delicious deviancy.?? Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "Mixes Henry James?s psychological insight with Agatha Christie?s whodunit plotting skills. . . . Raichev once again triumphs.?? Library Journal (starred review) ?Except for its modern-day setting, the book could have been published during Agatha Christie's heyday, the ...

Soho Constable Sampler Spring-Summer 2008
David Dickinson, Mick Herron, ...

Soho Press, 2008

This book, the debut of the Soho Constable Imprint (mystery fiction), contains the openings of eleven novels, one by each of 11 authors -- the eleventh author, Suzette A. Hill. All are set in Britain; some are historical; some, contemporary.

Assassins at Ospreys

4 reviews
R.T. Raichev

Soho Constable, 2008

fabulous whodunit
Mystery writer Antonia Darcy and her husband Major Hugh Payne attend a literary gala in Hay-on-Wye. At the festival they meet an odd couple, wheelchair bound seductive Beatrice "Bee" Ardleigh and her companion sober Ingrid Delmar. They enjoy the flirtatious sexy Bee, but find Ingrid overly prim and proper. A few months later, Bee invites the couple to visit her at her home Oxfordshire they ...