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Unbecoming Habits

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Unbecoming Habits
Language
eng
Index
no index present
Literary Form
fiction
Main title
Unbecoming Habits
Nature of contents
dictionaries
Series statement
The Simon Bognor Mysteries, v.1
Summary
For the sake of honey, Bognor investigates a cabal of treasonous monks As the friars of the abbey gather for group prayer, Brother Luke stays in the garden. His tardiness is not due to an overenthusiasm for his potatoes, but to the fact that he is lying face down in the dirt, strangled to death by his own crucifix. For Simon Bognor, this will prove inconvenient. A special investigator attached to the British Board of Trade, Bognor knows that Brother Luke was an undercover agent, come to look into charges of national agriculture secrets being smuggled across the Iron Curtain in jars of the abbey's famous honey. Someone killed to protect the apiary espionage, and Bognor assumes with irritation that whoever did it will kill again.   A portly desk jockey with a bad eye for detail and no experience with danger in the field, Bognor approaches the abbey hesitantly, certain that among these lambs of God lurks a wolf with a taste for blood
Target audience
adult
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