Please click above

to give us a rating

The great radio detective lives again in a brand new reading by Anthony Head. Returning from an author tour in America, Paul is met at the dockside by his publisher Scott Reed, who wants him to investigate the mysterious disappearance of Alfred Kelby. Reed had entrusted Kelby with a sensational diary written by Margaret Spender, the mistress of...

Paul Temple and the Kelby Affair written by Francis Durbridge performed by Toby Stephens on Audio CD (Unabridged)

Last One!
Rare!

Zoom

Our Price: £29.99Earn 29 Loyalty Points

–+

Notify me when this item is available

Condition:

ISBN: 9781445806419
Genre - Main: Fiction
Genre - Specific: Mystery
Duration: 250 mins
Length: Unabridged
Author: Francis Durbridge
Performer 1: Toby Stephens
Rarity: Rare

Availability:

We are currently running a special offer leading to FREE UK postage on all orders of £40 or more

Description
Reviews (0)

Historian Alfred Kelby decides to publish the diaries of Margaret Spender, Lord Delamore’s secretary and secret lover. But these diaries go beyond historical records, they are pure scandal. Before the diary can be published, Kelby makes an unsettling disappearance. Someone is out to get their hands on these...

potentially explosive diaries no matter what and Temple is desperate to stop them. As he digs deeper into the dark political underworld, it is up to him to find out what really happened to Lord Delamore, the statesman whose death over ten years ago has been shrouded in mystery.

Be the first to Write a Review for this item!

Rare

Ladies of Letters.....and more written by Lou Wakefield and Carole Hayman performed by Prunella Scales and Patricia Routledge on Audio CD (Abridged)£19.99

Patricia Routledge and Prunella Scales star in Ladies of Letters and Ladies of More Letters, the two popular BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour series. Patricia Routledge is Vera Small and Prunella Scales is her friend (or maybe enemy), Irene Spencer. The two pass their time in regular correspondence and not an event goes by that is left unrecorded by the ladies of letters. Firstly there are the usual family problems to...