9780709074779: Stage Fright

Synopsis

During maternity leave Cassandra decides to join the theater and soon discovers that there is as much drama off stage as on. The director is desperate to revive his career and a documentary film maker is eager to start his, but when the lead of the play disappears, Cassandra suspects that it is more than just stage fright.

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From the Back Cover

British Praise for Murder is Academic:

"Cambridge academic Christine Poulson's first crime novel is a triumph of suspense and intrigue. A labyrinthine plot is unravelled as intriguingly as a literary puzzle."
- Bodies in the Bookshop Magazine

"An intriguing read...Poulson certainly keeps the reader guessing...There is a lot to enjoy in this romp through the Cambridge commons. This is Poulson's first novel, and she creates a strong sense of place with a narrative style that is both energetic and engaging."
- Sherlock Magazine

"A fascinating mystery..The sense of place was very strong...This is [Poulson's] debut book, and I just hope that the next one is not too long coming."
- Mystery Women

About the Author

Christine Poulson is a research fellow at the Centre for Nineteenth-Century Studies at Sheffield University and chair of the William Morris Society.

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