Killing a Unicorn

Mystery & Suspense
Cover of the book Killing a Unicorn by Marjorie Eccles, St. Martin's Press
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Marjorie Eccles ISBN: 9781466822696
Publisher: St. Martin's Press Publication: January 1, 2005
Imprint: St. Martin's Griffin Language: English
Author: Marjorie Eccles
ISBN: 9781466822696
Publisher: St. Martin's Press
Publication: January 1, 2005
Imprint: St. Martin's Griffin
Language: English

A family with secrets---is murder one of them?

Membery Place has been the home of the Calvert family for over one hundred years. Below it, set in a forest clearing, is a modern, award-winning house designed by architect Mark Calvert, one of Alyssa Calvert's three sons.

Mark's wife, Francesca, has been conscious of an intriguing element of mystery surrounding Bianca Morgan ever since Chip, the eldest Calvert brother, brought her and her child to live with him at Membery. No one, except possibly Chip, knows anything about her previous life. Bianca remains an enigma---and then one day her body is found in a pool beneath a waterfall on the estate.

The three brothers have always been very close, but the subsequent inquiry now reveals that they all had their own secret connection with Bianca. Could one of them have had reason to kill her? Perhaps Jonathan, to save his career as an international cello soloist; Mark, to save his marriage---or even Chip?

The focus of the inquiry shifts dramatically when Bianca's nine-year-old son goes missing. Has the child too been killed, or has he been abducted because he saw his mother's murder? The fruitless search for Bianca's killer and the kidnapper forces Francesca to take matters into her own hands, determined to resolve the mystery of the Calvert family.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

A family with secrets---is murder one of them?

Membery Place has been the home of the Calvert family for over one hundred years. Below it, set in a forest clearing, is a modern, award-winning house designed by architect Mark Calvert, one of Alyssa Calvert's three sons.

Mark's wife, Francesca, has been conscious of an intriguing element of mystery surrounding Bianca Morgan ever since Chip, the eldest Calvert brother, brought her and her child to live with him at Membery. No one, except possibly Chip, knows anything about her previous life. Bianca remains an enigma---and then one day her body is found in a pool beneath a waterfall on the estate.

The three brothers have always been very close, but the subsequent inquiry now reveals that they all had their own secret connection with Bianca. Could one of them have had reason to kill her? Perhaps Jonathan, to save his career as an international cello soloist; Mark, to save his marriage---or even Chip?

The focus of the inquiry shifts dramatically when Bianca's nine-year-old son goes missing. Has the child too been killed, or has he been abducted because he saw his mother's murder? The fruitless search for Bianca's killer and the kidnapper forces Francesca to take matters into her own hands, determined to resolve the mystery of the Calvert family.

More books from St. Martin's Press

Cover of the book The Swordless Samurai by Marjorie Eccles
Cover of the book Looking for Mary Gabriel by Marjorie Eccles
Cover of the book The Red Hot Typewriter by Marjorie Eccles
Cover of the book Crave by Marjorie Eccles
Cover of the book Prison Writings by Marjorie Eccles
Cover of the book Me, Myself and Why? by Marjorie Eccles
Cover of the book The Queen's Dwarf by Marjorie Eccles
Cover of the book The Lost King of France by Marjorie Eccles
Cover of the book Whispers of the Dead by Marjorie Eccles
Cover of the book Sea of Grey by Marjorie Eccles
Cover of the book It Can't be October Already by Marjorie Eccles
Cover of the book Living Witness by Marjorie Eccles
Cover of the book The Missing Madonna by Marjorie Eccles
Cover of the book The Fidelity Files by Marjorie Eccles
Cover of the book Deep Into Trouble by Marjorie Eccles
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy