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Who Killed Angelique?

Who Killed...?: Book #1

by Emma Darcy

Narrator Stephanie Daniel

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Length 10 hours 5 minutes

Language English

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Summary
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K.C. Gordon can't wait to find out what her old school friend Angelique means by this cryptic comment. But before they meet someone cuts short the life of international model Angelique Lanci in a hail of bullets. Loved by few, despised and envied by many, Angelique instigated infidelities, salacious gossip, betrayal and jealousy. But did she deserve to be gunned down in her own home? As K.C. Gordon, successful romance novelist, surveys the assembled family members, past and present acquaintances, business associates and ex-lovers standing at Angelique's graveside, all with a motive for seeing their nemesis dead, she knows she'll get her own hands dirty unravelling the truth of who killed Angelique.

Fiction Mystery & Thriller Romance

Emma Darcy is the pseudonym used by the Australian husband/wife writing team of Wendy and Frank Brennan. In 1993, the Emma Darcy pseudonym's 10th anniversary, they created the Emma Darcy Award Contest to encourage authors to finish their manuscripts. After the death of Frank Brennan in 1995, Wendy now writes the books on her own. Wendy lives in New South Wales, Australia.

Stephanie Daniel spent several years acting in theatre, television and film in the UK and Europe and dubbing films into English in Munich, Paris and Rome. In Australia she has recorded countless audiobooks. Her television appearances include Mercury and Something in The Air. Films Stephanie has appeared in include The Castle and in the theatre in her acclaimed portrait of Jane Austen.