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Alice Where Art Thou?

By: Elizabeth Cadell
Narrated by: Maddy Everington
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Three girls decide to share a flat in Chelsea: Denny, the sensible daughter of a famous actress; Chess, the long, lean, temperamental daughter of an Earl; Marya, the beautiful daughter of an Argentinian millionaire. The light-hearted story of their life together and of the men they meet is suddenly interrupted by the death of Mr. Flower, their meek little landlord. When Denny realizes she may have an important clue to the murderer’s identity, her life is also in danger...

©1959, 2016 Elizabeth Cadell (P)2021 The Heirs of Elizabeth Cadell
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Another beautiful story by Elizabeth Cadell

I was so happy to be able to add this book to my Elizabeth Cadell collection with Audible books.
Alice Where Art Thou is very well narrated by her great granddaughter, Mandy Everington.
It’s a romantic suspense story from 1959 that kept me interested in the lives of the three girls from the first page to the last.
I very highly recommend this author and narrator.

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