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The Hunt for Sonya Dufrette

R. T. Raichev

5 Reviews

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Fiction, Crime & mystery

First in an exciting new series of ingenious country-house whodunnits

On the day of the Royal Wedding in July 1981 at a house party by the Thames, a little girl vanishes. Her doll is found floating in the river, but of the child herself there is no sign.

Twenty years on and Antonia Darcy, divorcee and assistant librarian at the Military and Naval Club, still puzzles over the disappearance of Sonya Dufrette and the bizarre behaviour of her father, the awful Lawrence Dufrette, his exotic wife, Lena and the intelligent but austere Lady Mortlock -- not to mention the strange absence of the nanny.

Ably assisted by her new admirer, Major Payne, she embarks on a mission to solve the labyrinthine mystery of the long-lost child's disappearance.

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Praise for The Hunt for Sonya Dufrette

  • Fascinating and surreal.

  • All so ingenious. - Emma Tennant

  • The intricate and inventive mystery is embellished by witty dialogue and a cast of gloriously eccentric characters.

  • Agatha Christie fans will find much to like in this traditional whodunit. - Publishers Weekly

  • A whodunit that has more twists than a snake in a basket.

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R. T. Raichev

R. T. Raichev is a researcher and writer who grew up in Bulgaria and wrote a university dissertation on English crime fiction. He has lived in London since 1989.

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