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Jan 1, 1907 — Jan 1, 1995· 88 yrs

UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND AUTHOR · FICTION · LARGE TYPE

Elizabeth Ferrars

Also known as: Elizabeth FERRARS, Elizabeth. Ferrars

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E. X. Ferrars and Elizabeth Ferrars were psuedonyms of British crime writer Morna Doris (MacTaggart) Brown.

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When Malcolm Chance, my husband, retired at the age of seventy, from being headmaster of Granborough, a coeducational, slightly freakish school in the village of Bolding, near to the little town of Edgewater, we had to make up our minds where we would like to settle.

— from Seeing is believing?

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Murder Among Friends

1973

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Death of a minor character

1983

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Virginia and Felix Freer series #4 Strangers in life, they were companions in death... She was a kind, hard-working woman, devoted to doing her best for others. Yet her good deeds had not been repaid: someone had brought her life to a violent, horrifying end. He appeared to be a quiet, gentle person who would not have harmed a fly. Yet when his body was discovered lying in a pool of blood, it was apparent that his last moments were anything but peaceful. The two murders, coming so close together, had rather upset Virginia Freer. She had known both victims, if only casually. She did not know why, but suspicions about the killings gradually began to haunt her--and slowly revealed the links in a bizarre, twisted chain of events that had united the two people in death. But not before murder became a trilogy...

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Breath of suspicion

1972

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It began with a breath of suspicion--erupted into a whirlwind of danger and intrigue. This is the fascinating and complex story of a perfectly ordinary English bookseller who knew a great deal about literature but very little indeed about scientists, politics, or spies. Motivated by his increasing obsession with a most unusual woman, he probes deeply into the mystery that surrounds her and, in finding the answers to the puzzle of her life, almost forfeits his own. In a fast-moving tale that begins in London and moves to Madiera, E. X. Ferrars penetrates the diverse but converging worlds of a wide variety of characters. Only one thing is constant--somewhere there is a murderer at large.

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