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Kissing Christmas Goodbye - Agatha Raisin 18 written by M.C. Beaton performed by Penelope Keith on MP3 CD (Unabridged)£29.99

Yuletide overindulgence on the poison front . . . During the dark, grey days of early December Agatha is obsessed by two things - the looming festivities, and her ex, James Lacey. In order to drive the latter from her thoughts, Agatha concentrates on planning the perfect Christmas for her friends. Even the murder of a Mrs Tamworthy, poisoned with hemlock, does little to distract her and yet it should, as Mrs Tamworthy...

Agatha Raisin Kissing Christmas Goodbye - Agatha Raisin 18 - written by M.C. Beaton performed by Penelope Keith on CD (Unabridged)

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ISBN: 9781408469576
Genre - Main: Fiction
Genre - Specific: Mystery
Duration: 390 mins
Length: Unabridged
Author: M.C. Beaton
Performer 1: Penelope Keith

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A Genius performance by Penelope Keith! During the dark, grey days of early December Agatha is obsessed by two things - the loming festivities, and her ex, James Lacey. In order to drive the latter from her thoughts, Agatha concentrates on planning the perfect Christmas for her friends. Even the murder of a Mrs Tamworthy, poisoned with hemlock, does little to distract her and yet it should, as Mrs Tamworthy...

had written to Agatha, telling her that one of her family wanted to see her dead before the year was out. So slightly guiltily (and belatedly), Agatha sets out to solve the case before the 25th rolls around . . .

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