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  • The Brighton Mysteries, Book 3
  • Written by: Elly Griffiths
  • Narrated by: James Langton
  • Length: 8 hrs and 44 mins
  • 4.5 out of 5 stars (33 ratings)

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The Blood Card

Written by: Elly Griffiths
Narrated by: James Langton
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Publisher's Summary

In the third Magic Men mystery, the first partially set in America, a threat of mass violence looms over Elizabeth II's coronation. Can DI Edgar Stephens and Max Mephisto crack the case and save the crown?

Elizabeth II's coronation is looming, but DI Edgar Stephens is busy investigating the death of a local fortune-teller. Meanwhile, his old pal, the magician Max Mephisto, is rehearsing for his television debut, a Coronation Day variety show. But upon hearing that their wartime commander, Colonel Cartwright, has been found dead in his flat, the two men join forces to find out what happened.

While Max is stuck in rehearsals, Edgar finds himself heading to New York, hot on the trail of a mesmerist he's sure has valuable information for them - and his trusty sergeant, Emma, investigates some important leads at home. As the clock ticks down to Coronation Day, the team must scramble to keep Max's small-screen debut from ending in a dangerously explosive finale.

©2017 Elly Griffiths (P)2017 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

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Enjoyable series

I'm really enjoying this series so far. The characters are interesting, the books are well written, and the narration is strong. I appreciate the peek into 1950's England - and in this book, the contrast with 1950's US. Elly Griffiths has created some interesting, flawed and complex characters that I like to watch as they go from book to book (I also enjoy her Ruth Galloway series). Recommended.

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Loved it; Elly Griffith is a fantastic Writer, and James Langdon brings the Characters to life in a way that’s absolutely delightful!
I’m starting another in this series…Today!

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So good

Just keeps you guessing-fabulous writer and fabulous narration

So glad I discovered this writer and series

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Not my fav in this series

I gave this book 3 stars for the performances but the story was very lacking compared to the first one or the second one.

Each book diminishes my impression of the detective’s smarts or competency. This book fails to excite or intrigue because of how muddy it seems. I felt like the author was a little undecided on whether they wanted to write a romance novel or if they wanted to write a detective novel so the result feel short on both and makes the detective look incompetent in both aspects.

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