Beaton, M. C

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Description: M.C. Beaton, a pseudonym for Marion Chesney, is known for two contemporary mystery series -- one featuring amateur detective Agatha Raisin, and the other, Scottish police detective Hamish Macbeth. Both series offer readers a comfortable combination of eccentric characters, vividly detailed settings, expertly crafted plots and a strong measure of humor. Readers who prize the puzzle element of mysteries will delight in the opportunity to match wits with Beaton's sleuths in an effort to solve the murder themselves. Start with: Death of a Gossip

Gender: Female

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Description: M.C. Beaton, a pseudonym for Marion Chesney, is known for two contemporary mystery series -- one featuring amateur detective Agatha Raisin, and the other, Scottish police detective Hamish Macbeth. Both series offer readers a comfortable combination of eccentric characters, vividly detailed settings, expertly crafted plots and a strong measure of humor. Readers who prize the puzzle element of mysteries will delight in the opportunity to match wits with Beaton's sleuths in an effort to solve the murder themselves. Start with: Death of a Gossip

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Gender: Female

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Occupation: Author

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Beaton, M. C

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The person Beaton, M. C represents an individual (alive, dead, undead, or fictional) associated with resources found in Randwick City Library.
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