Fair Game (U)

'Radley is a Rendell bridesmaid.' OXFORD TIMES 'Excellent dialogue' SUNDAY TELEGRAPH Lewis Glaven, the owner of the Chalcot estate, had arranged the pheasant shoot to introduce his son Will's shy fiancee to country house living. Hope Meynell was lovely, but most unsuitable for Chalcot, and Lewis was not the only one who disapproved of the engagement. Spectators, including Hope, waited with revulsion for the slaughter to begin. Then, as Animal Rights protesters tried to put a stop to it, a tragic accident occurred. But when Detective Chief Inspector Douglas Quantrill took charge of the investigation, it became apparent that a murder had taken place.