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Murder Must Wait
An Inspector Bonaparte Mystery
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Narrated by:
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Peter Hosking
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Written by:
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Arthur W. Upfield
About this listen
Detective Inspector Napoleon Bonaparte arrives in the little town of Mitford, New South Wales, to find that five babies have been abducted and a murder committed. The half-aborigine sleuth calls in policewoman Alice McGorr to help him, and one of the most important clues they find is a cave drawing depicting an aboriginal legend. Bony, as unorthodox and cunning as ever, reenacts the legend in order to solve the mystery.
©1953 Bonaparte Holdings Pty Ltd. Published in association with ETT Imprint (P)2013 Bolinda Publishing
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Critic Reviews
"A new and excellent story about that fascinating half-Aboriginal Australian detective, Napoleon Bonaparte, and the scene is rural and strangely beautiful New South Wales." (Sphere)
"The most astonishing stories in mystery fiction." (Manchester Evening News)
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