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The Case of the Undiscovered Corpse (An Alasdair and Toby and Cambridge Fellows Mystery) | Charlie Cochrane

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Alasdair Hamilton and Toby Bowe are the darlings of post-war British cinema, playing Holmes and Watson onscreen and off. When they're called on to portray their fellow amateur detectives-Orlando Coppersmith and Jonty Stewart-not only do they find distinct challenges in depicting real people, they also become embroiled in solving a century-old murder. How did a body lie undiscovered so long in the Stewart family vaults, who's been covering up the murder ever since and why was the victim killed in the first place?

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The Case of the Undiscovered Corpse (An Alasdair and Toby and Cambridge Fellows Mystery) | Charlie Cochrane

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A crossover of the author's two detective series, one set before and after WW1 and one set in the 1950s, as the two detective duos join forces to discuss the mystery of a corpse found in 1914 in a packing case last opened 60 years before.

I found the investigation hard to follow - too many people with similar names who may or may not be the same person - but I like the 'tecs enough to give the series a second chance at some point.

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