Miss Seeton Sings (A Miss Seeton Mystery)

Miss Seeton Sings (A Miss Seeton Mystery)

by HeronCarvic (Author), HeronCarvic (Author)

Synopsis

When a flood of perfectly faked banknotes hits the market, retired art teacher Miss Emily Seeton, Scotland Yard's famed 'MissEss', is chosen to investigate a respected Geneva bank. Somehow, the forger is also mixed up in the theft of valuable paintings, so it's 'set an artist to catch an artist'. But Miss S. is new to air travel - surely the names Geneva and 'Genova' must be the same place? Bamboozling both the crooks and the police who vainly try to keep tabs on her, innocently humming the fraudsters' musical password, she trips gaily along the dangerous trail. Serene amidst every kind of skullduggery, this eccentric English spinster steps in where Scotland Yard stumbles, armed with nothing more than her sketchpad and umbrella!

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 272
Publisher: Farrago
Published: 27 Jul 2017

ISBN 10: 1911440705
ISBN 13: 9781911440703
Book Overview:

Sent to investigate faked banknotes in Geneva, Miss Seeton flies into danger.


Media Reviews

This is one of the best yet.

* Times, New Milford, Ct. *

For those who like a bit of fun in their mystery stories a new Miss Seeton yarn is always welcome. Heron Carvic once more provides his readers with a host of chuckles while at the same time assuring plenty of action.

* Lewiston Journal *

Light, zany, this novel is peopled by several genuine human beings you hate to see go.

* Houston Post *

A most beguiling protagonist!

* New York Times *

This is not so much black comedy as black-currant comedy . . . You can't stop reading. Or laughing.

* The Sun *
Author Bio
Heron Carvic (1913-1980) was an actor and writer, most recognisable today for his voice portrayal of the character Gandalf in the first BBC Radio broadcast version of The Hobbit. He started writing the Miss Seeton novels in the 1960s, after using her in a short story. He later recalled that Miss Seeton upped and demanded a book .