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The Private Patient by P. D. James (2009, Paperback)

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    Item specifics

    Condition
    Very Good: A book that does not look new and has been read but is in excellent condition. No obvious ...
    ISBN
    9780307455284

    About this product

    Product Identifiers

    Publisher
    Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
    ISBN-10
    0307455289
    ISBN-13
    9780307455284
    eBay Product ID (ePID)
    72357933

    Product Key Features

    Book Title
    Private Patient
    Number of Pages
    368 Pages
    Language
    English
    Topic
    Contemporary Women, Mystery & Detective / Police Procedural, Medical, Mystery & Detective / Private Investigators, Mystery & Detective / Traditional
    Publication Year
    2009
    Genre
    Fiction
    Author
    P.D. James
    Book Series
    Adam Dalgliesh Ser.
    Format
    Trade Paperback

    Dimensions

    Item Height
    0.8 in
    Item Weight
    9.7 Oz
    Item Length
    8 in
    Item Width
    5.3 in

    Additional Product Features

    Intended Audience
    Trade
    Reviews
    "Brilliant. . . . A jewel in [James's] crown." -- Pittsburg-Post Gazette "No one is better than James at maintaining this tension between the cozy and the frightful." -- The Washington Post "[James is] a master. . . . Nothing is as it first appears." -- The Boston Globe "[I]intricately plotted and suspenseful.... James' clear-eyed, often sardonic prose describes rooms and people exactly as she sees them." -- Providence Journal "Elegant . . . compelling. . . . Continues the James tradition. . . . She comfortably tackles timeless concerns." -- Chicago Tribune "The ghost of literature past haunts P.D. James' newest novel. . . . The novel's pointed descriptions, its gothic settings, and its theme exploring the insidious legacies of family and class violence suggest Charles Dickens may have rested a hand on James' shoulder while she wrote this terrific literary mystery." -- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel "James is a wonderful writer." -- Chicago Sun-Times "James is in excellent form. . . . [She] offers her readers intelligence, wisdom, dry humor, knowledge both deep and wide-ranging, humanity, compassion, understanding and a wonderful way with words. . . . James is one of Britain's greatest living writers." -- St. Louis Post-Dispatch, "Brilliant. . . . A jewel in [James's] crown."-Pittsburg-Post Gazette    "No one is better than James at maintaining this tension between the cozy and the frightful."-The Washington Post   "[James is] a master. . . . Nothing is as it first appears."-The Boston Globe  "[I]intricately plotted and suspenseful... James' clear-eyed, often sardonic prose describes rooms and people exactly as she sees them." -Providence Journal   "Elegant . . . compelling. . . . Continues the James tradition. . . . She comfortably tackles timeless concerns." -Chicago Tribune   "The ghost of literature past haunts P.D. James' newest novel. . . . The novel's pointed descriptions, its gothic settings, and its theme exploring the insidious legacies of family and class violence suggest Charles Dickens may have rested a hand on James' shoulder while she wrote this terrific literary mystery." -Milwaukee Journal Sentinel   "James is a wonderful writer." -Chicago Sun-Times   "James is in excellent form. . . . [She] offers her readers intelligence, wisdom, dry humor, knowledge both deep and wide-ranging, humanity, compassion, understanding and a wonderful way with words. . . . James is one of Britain's greatest living writers."-St. Louis Post-Dispatch  , "Brilliant. . . . A jewel in [James's] crown." -- Pittsburg-Post Gazette    "No one is better than James at maintaining this tension between the cozy and the frightful." -- The Washington Post   "[James is] a master. . . . Nothing is as it first appears." -- The Boston Globe  "[I]intricately plotted and suspenseful.... James' clear-eyed, often sardonic prose describes rooms and people exactly as she sees them." -- Providence Journal   "Elegant . . . compelling. . . . Continues the James tradition. . . . She comfortably tackles timeless concerns." -- Chicago Tribune   "The ghost of literature past haunts P.D. James' newest novel. . . . The novel's pointed descriptions, its gothic settings, and its theme exploring the insidious legacies of family and class violence suggest Charles Dickens may have rested a hand on James' shoulder while she wrote this terrific literary mystery." -- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel   "James is a wonderful writer." -- Chicago Sun-Times   "James is in excellent form. . . . [She] offers her readers intelligence, wisdom, dry humor, knowledge both deep and wide-ranging, humanity, compassion, understanding and a wonderful way with words. . . . James is one of Britain's greatest living writers." -- St. Louis Post-Dispatch  , "Brilliant. . . . A jewel in [James's] crown." -- Pittsburg-Post Gazette    "No one is better than James at maintaining this tension between the cozy and the frightful." -- The Washington Post   "[James is] a master. . . . Nothing is as it first appears." -- The Boston Globe  "[I]intricately plotted and suspenseful.... James' clear-eyed, often sardonic prose describes rooms and people exactly as she sees them." -- Providence Journal   "Elegant . . . compelling. . . . Continues the James tradition. . . . She comfortably tackles timeless concerns." -- Chicago Tribune   "The ghost of literature past haunts P.D. James' newest novel. . . . The novel's pointed descriptions, its gothic settings, and its theme exploring the insidious legacies of family and class violence suggest Charles Dickens may have rested a hand on James' shoulder while she wrote this terrific literary mystery." -- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel   "James is a wonderful writer." -- Chicago Sun-Times   "James is in excellent form. . . . [She] offers her readers intelligence, wisdom, dry humor, knowledge both deep and wide-ranging, humanity, compassion, understanding and a wonderful way with words. . . . James is one of Britain's greatest living writers." -- St. Louis Post-Dispatch, "Brilliant. . . . A jewel in [James's] crown." - Pittsburg-Post Gazette    "No one is better than James at maintaining this tension between the cozy and the frightful." - The Washington Post   "[James is] a master. . . . Nothing is as it first appears." - The Boston Globe  "[I]intricately plotted and suspenseful.... James' clear-eyed, often sardonic prose describes rooms and people exactly as she sees them." - Providence Journal   "Elegant . . . compelling. . . . Continues the James tradition. . . . She comfortably tackles timeless concerns." - Chicago Tribune   "The ghost of literature past haunts P.D. James' newest novel. . . . The novel's pointed descriptions, its gothic settings, and its theme exploring the insidious legacies of family and class violence suggest Charles Dickens may have rested a hand on James' shoulder while she wrote this terrific literary mystery." - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel   "James is a wonderful writer." - Chicago Sun-Times   "James is in excellent form. . . . [She] offers her readers intelligence, wisdom, dry humor, knowledge both deep and wide-ranging, humanity, compassion, understanding and a wonderful way with words. . . . James is one of Britain's greatest living writers." - St. Louis Post-Dispatch  
    TitleLeading
    The
    Dewey Edition
    22
    Series Volume Number
    14
    Dewey Decimal
    823/.914
    Synopsis
    National Bestseller. Cheverell Manor is a beautiful old house in Dorset, which its owner, the famous plastic surgeon George Chandler-Powell, uses as a private clinic. When the investigative journalist, Rhoda Gradwyn, arrives to have a disfiguring facial scar removed, she has every expectation of a successful operation and a peaceful week recuperating. But the clinic houses an implacable enemy and within hours of the operation Rhoda is murdered. Commander Dalgliesh and his team are called in to investigate a case complicated by old crimes and the dark secrets of the past. But Before Rhoda's murder is solved, a second horrific death adds to the complexities of one of Dalgliesh's most perplexing and fascinating cases., NATIONAL BESTSELLER - In this gripping crime thriller a renowned plastic surgeon's private clinic becomes the chilling backdrop for murder. - Part of the bestselling mystery series that inspired Dalgliesh on Acorn TV "[James is] a master. . . . Nothing is as it first appears." -- The Boston Globe Cheverell Manor is a beautiful old house in Dorset, which its owner, the famous plastic surgeon George Chandler-Powell, uses as a private clinic. When the investigative journalist, Rhoda Gradwyn, arrives to have a disfiguring facial scar removed, she has every expectation of a successful operation and a peaceful week recuperating. But the clinic houses an implacable enemy and within hours of the operation Rhoda is murdered. Commander Dalgliesh and his team are called in to investigate a case complicated by old crimes and the dark secrets of the past. But Before Rhoda's murder is solved, a second horrific death adds to the complexities of one of Dalgliesh's most perplexing and fascinating cases., NATIONAL BESTSELLER * In this gripping crime thriller a renowned plastic surgeon's private clinic becomes the chilling backdrop for murder. * Part of the bestselling mystery series that inspired Dalgliesh on Acorn TV "[James is] a master. . . . Nothing is as it first appears." -- The Boston Globe Cheverell Manor is a beautiful old house in Dorset, which its owner, the famous plastic surgeon George Chandler-Powell, uses as a private clinic. When the investigative journalist, Rhoda Gradwyn, arrives to have a disfiguring facial scar removed, she has every expectation of a successful operation and a peaceful week recuperating. But the clinic houses an implacable enemy and within hours of the operation Rhoda is murdered. Commander Dalgliesh and his team are called in to investigate a case complicated by old crimes and the dark secrets of the past. But Before Rhoda's murder is solved, a second horrific death adds to the complexities of one of Dalgliesh's most perplexing and fascinating cases.

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