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The number one ladies detective
Did anyone else enjoy this play on last night ? We thought it was really good. The secretery was very funny. Makes a complete change from the usual "samey" things shown. Looking forward to the following series.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Like you mata hati, I really enjoyed this, a change from the usual and am looking forward to the series.
I am with you bednobs, I don't usually enjoy tv series/films when I have already read the books. But this was for me successful as I only have read the first book and that was quite sometime ago and had forgotten the characters.
I am with you bednobs, I don't usually enjoy tv series/films when I have already read the books. But this was for me successful as I only have read the first book and that was quite sometime ago and had forgotten the characters.
This made a lovely, refreshing change.
I borrowed the book a while ago on behalf of my mum, who likes certain crime books but was looking for something different to read. However, she poo-pooed this one on the grounds that it was set in Africa and therefore she couldn't identify with it (although she does have a racist tendency). What's the bett
I borrowed the book a while ago on behalf of my mum, who likes certain crime books but was looking for something different to read. However, she poo-pooed this one on the grounds that it was set in Africa and therefore she couldn't identify with it (although she does have a racist tendency). What's the bett
This made a lovely, refreshing change.
I borrowed the book a while ago on behalf of my mum, who likes certain crime books but was looking for something different to read. However, she poo-pooed this one on the grounds that it was set in Africa and therefore she couldn't identify with it (although she does have a racist tendency). What's the betting she'll want me to get the book for her again?
I borrowed the book a while ago on behalf of my mum, who likes certain crime books but was looking for something different to read. However, she poo-pooed this one on the grounds that it was set in Africa and therefore she couldn't identify with it (although she does have a racist tendency). What's the betting she'll want me to get the book for her again?