The Last Kashmiri Rose - Barbara Cleverly torrent

Category: Historical Fiction, Mystery, Novel
Language: EnglishKeywords: 1920's British Raj Joe Sandilands
Written by Barbara Cleverly
Read by Terry Wale
Format: MP3
Bitrate: 64 Kbps
Unabridged
The Last Kashmiri Rose
By: Barbara Cleverly
Narrated by: Terry Wale
Series: Joe Sandilands, Book 1
Length: 9 hrs and 29 mins
Unabridged Audiobook
Release date: 12-05-2010
Language: English
Publisher: ISIS Audio Books
India, 1922. In Panikhat, 50 miles from Calcutta, the wives of officers in the Bengal Greys have been dying violently, one every year and always in March. All the deaths are bizarre and seem accidental. The only link between them is the small red roses that mysteriously appear on the women’s graves on the anniversaries of their deaths.
The first victim perished in a fire, the second was bitten by a cobra, another was thrown off her horse into a ravine, while the fourth drowned. When the fifth, the pretty young wife of Captain Somersham, is found with her wrists cut, the Governor of Bengal refuses to accept a suicide verdict and calls for help from the reluctant Joe Sandilands, currently on secondment to the Bengal police.
©2001 Barbara Cleverly (P)2002 Soundings
The Last Kashmiri Rose
By: Barbara Cleverly
Narrated by: Terry Wale
Series: Joe Sandilands, Book 1
Length: 9 hrs and 29 mins
Unabridged Audiobook
Release date: 12-05-2010
Language: English
Publisher: ISIS Audio Books

India, 1922. In Panikhat, 50 miles from Calcutta, the wives of officers in the Bengal Greys have been dying violently, one every year and always in March. All the deaths are bizarre and seem accidental. The only link between them is the small red roses that mysteriously appear on the women’s graves on the anniversaries of their deaths.

The first victim perished in a fire, the second was bitten by a cobra, another was thrown off her horse into a ravine, while the fourth drowned. When the fifth, the pretty young wife of Captain Somersham, is found with her wrists cut, the Governor of Bengal refuses to accept a suicide verdict and calls for help from the reluctant Joe Sandilands, currently on secondment to the Bengal police.

©2001 Barbara Cleverly (P)2002 Soundings