
The Ambassador's Boots
Tommy and Tuppence Beresford Mysteries
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Mark Bowen
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Agatha Christie
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In The Ambassador's Boots, a mix-up of suitcases on a transatlantic journey sparks a mystery only Tommy and Tuppence Beresford could untangle. What starts as a laugh over mistaken luggage soon reveals layers of intrigue, with secrets hidden beneath the surface of polished diplomacy. As Tommy and Tuppence peel back the mask of innocence, they uncover signs of a dangerous game at play—a game where a single wrong move could have grave consequences. What secrets lie stashed within a pair of boots, and why are people so desperate to hide them? In a world of shadows, even a small clue can open doors to high-stakes conspiracy.
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- Deborah C. Hayes
- 01-08-25
Christie's fool
ive always been suspicious that the T&T series was Christie's game to test her fans on how much they would accept stupid stories. Her Poirot and Marple series have such well developed characters and layered plots that the T&T stories are no comparison. the characters are often ridiculous, you can see the ending coming a mile away. I only bought this one because it was $0.99, waste of money. the narrator should be fired.
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