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The Scottish Play Murder by Anne Rutherford

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Also by Anne Rutherford:

The Twelfth Night Murder, September 2014
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The Scottish Play Murder, September 2013
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The Opening Night Murder, January 2013
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THE SCOTTISH PLAY MURDER
By: Anne Rutherford

Berkley
September 2013
On Sale: September 3, 2013
304 pages
ISBN: 0425255883
EAN: 9780425255889
Kindle: 0425255883
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Mystery

When charming Scotsman Diarmid Ramsay asks to play the titular role in Macbeth, he sets off a flurry of excitement among The New Globe Players. Despite protests from the company director that performing the “Scottish play” will lead only to disaster, Suzanne decides that the show must go on—with herself acting the part of Lady Macbeth, opposite the handsome stranger. Rehearsals begin—but then rumors about Ramsay arise, implicating him in the death of a sailor found behind the Goat and Boar. Is the man a murderer, possibly involved in a plot against the newly restored king? Suzanne refuses to believe it, until another murder connected to Ramsay occurs. It seems the curse of Macbeth may have been unleashed, leaving Suzanne no choice but to use her wits and her wiles to determine if Ramsay is a gifted actor—or a murderous villain.

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