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020			_a9780749018269 (pbk)
041			_aeng
080			_a82-3 _bTYL
100			_aTyler, L C
245			_aThe Herring Seller's Apprentice : _b(Elsie and Ethelred)
260			_bAllison & Busby _c2015 _aNew Delhi
300			_a253p.
520			_aA mediocre mystery-writer, Ethelred Tressider has even less interest in writing his books than his (dwindling) fan base has in reading them, and his agent, the pesky, nosy, vulgar, chocolate-chomping Elsie, has no interest in them at all. But with a name like Ethelred, things can always get worse, and when Ethelred?s dishy ex-wife turns up dead they do. The case of the Dead Dish is the most exciting project Elsie?s come across in years, but however much she bullies Ethelred, he refuses to take much interest in the mystery. And that lack of interest raises what might be called some extremely interesting questions.
650			_aFiction
690			_aGeneral
942			_cBK
999			_c59096 _d59096