Rebecca's Pride
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Publisher / Imprint
Carroll & Graf
Carroll & Graf
Publication Date
July 1, 1984
July 1, 1984
Format
Trade Paperback / Unabridged
Trade Paperback / Unabridged
Pages
211
211
ISBN-13
978-0-88-184070-4
978-0-88-184070-4
Rebecca's Pride is set on the Caribbean island of Saint Martin and follows Captain Bolivar Manchenil, the island's chief police officer, as he investigates the murder of Fordyce Wales, a wealthy outsider whose purchase of Rebecca's Pride, the ancestral estate of the influential Von Schook family, has revived a long-standing feud. The killing sends shockwaves through the island community, where old resentments, family loyalties, and social divisions run deep.
As Manchenil examines the circumstances surrounding Wales's death, he uncovers connections between the victim, the Von Schooks, and others whose lives have been shaped by the bitter conflict over Rebecca's Pride. Through the investigation, the case reveals the complex relationships and tensions simmering beneath the surface of island life, as Manchenil works to determine who among the many people with reason to hate Wales is responsible for the murder.
As Manchenil examines the circumstances surrounding Wales's death, he uncovers connections between the victim, the Von Schooks, and others whose lives have been shaped by the bitter conflict over Rebecca's Pride. Through the investigation, the case reveals the complex relationships and tensions simmering beneath the surface of island life, as Manchenil works to determine who among the many people with reason to hate Wales is responsible for the murder.
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Edition Info
Publisher / Imprint
Carroll & Graf
Carroll & Graf
Publication Date
July 1, 1984
July 1, 1984
Format
Trade Paperback / Unabridged
Trade Paperback / Unabridged
Pages
211
211
ISBN-13
978-0-88-184070-4
978-0-88-184070-4
Trade Paperback
Unabridged
Publication Date:
July 1, 1984
ISBN-13:
978-0-88-184070-4