The Sunday Philosophy Club
Description
In this delightful second installment in Alexander McCall Smith's bestselling detective series, the irrepressibly curious Isabel Dalhousie gets caught up in a highly unusual affair of the heart. When Isabel is asked to cover for vacationing Cat at her delicatessen, Isabel meets a man with a most interesting problem. He recently had a heart transplant and is suddenly haunted by memories of events that never happened to him.The situation piques her insatiable curiosity: Could the memories be connected with the donor's demise? Naturally, Isabel's friend Jamie thinks it is none of Isabel's business. Meanwhile, Grace, Isabel's housekeeper, has become infatuated with a man at her spiritualist meeting, and Cat brings home an Italian lothario. That makes for some particularly tricky problems-both practical and philosophical-for Isabel to unravel in this enormously engaging and highly unusual mystery.
Amateur sleuth Isabel Dalhousie is a philosopher who uses her training to solve unusual mysteries. She edits the Review of Applied Ethics - addressing such questions as 'Truth telling in sexual relationships' - & she also hosts The Sunday Philosophy Club at her house in Edinburgh. Behind the city's Georgian facades its moral compasses are spinning with greed, dishonesty & murderous intent. Instinct tells Isabel that the young man who tumbled to his death in front of her eyes at a concert didn't fall. He was pushed. The Sunday Philosophy Club marks new territory - but familiar moral ground - from the author of The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency. With Isabel Dalhousie Alexander McCall Smith introduces a new & pneumatic female sleuth to tackle murder, mayhem - & the mysteries of life. As her hero WH Auden maintained, classic detective fiction stems from a desire for an uncorrupted Eden which the detective, as an agent of God, can return to us. But then Isabel, being a philosopher, has a thing or two to say about God as well.
Introducing Isabel Dalhousie the heroine of the latest bestselling series from the author of the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency. Isabel, the editor of the Review of Applied Ethics and an occasional detective, has been accused of getting involved in problems that are, quite frankly, none of her business. In this first installment, Isabel is attending a concert in the Usher Hall when she witnesses a man fall from the upper balcony. Isabel can't help wondering whether it was the result of mischance or mischief. Against the best advice of her no-nonsense housekeeper Grace, her bassoon playing friend Jamie, and even her romantically challenged niece Cat, she is morally bound to solve this case. Complete with wonderful Edinburgh atmosphere and characters straight out of a Robert Burns poem, The Sunday Philosophy Club is a delightful treat from one of our most beloved authors.
Amateur sleuth Isabel Dalhousie is a philosopher who also uses her training to solve unusual mysteries. Isabel is Editor of the Review of Applied Ethics - which addresses such questions as 'Truth telling in sexual relationships' - and she also hosts The Sunday Philosophy Club at her house in Edinburgh. Behind the city's Georgian facades its moral compasses are spinning with greed, dishonesty and murderous intent. Instinct tells Isabel that the young man who tumbled to his death in front of her eyes at a concert in the Usher Hall didn't fall. He was pushed. The Sunday Philosophy Club marks new territory - but familiar moral ground - from the author of The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency. With Isabel Dalhousie Alexander Mccall Smith introduces a new and pneumatic female sleuth to tackle murder, mayhem - and the mysteries of life. As her hero WH Auden maintained, classic detective fiction stems from a desire for an uncorrupted Eden which the detective, as an agent of God, can return to us. But then Isabel, being a philosopher, has a thing or two to say about God as well.
In this second novel in The Sunday Philosophy Club, Isabel Dalhousie's niece, Cat (she of the unsuitable boyfriends) is invited to a wedding in Italy. This means that Isabel is left in charge of Cat's delicatessen - a task to which the redoubtable moral philosopher proves more than equal. She is intrigued by the customers, of course, given her irrepressible tendency to take an interest in the business of others, and one man in particular attracts her attention. He is recovering from heart surgery - a heart transplant in fact - and when Isabel gets to know him a bit better he reveals an extraordinary aspect of being the recipient of another's heart. Isabel is drawn into an investigation of the facts behind the transplant, with disturbing results. Her enquiries take time, but not so much time as to prevent romantic entanglements, both for Isabel and her housekeeper, Grace. And as for chocolate - that proves to have some very interesting philosophical ramifications - at least in the mind of Isabel Dalhousie.
So begins the first book in a wonderful new series from the author of the best-selling and beloved "No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency novels. Isabel Dalhousie is fond of problems, particularly those of a philosophical variety (Is hypocrisy always bad? What are the limits of moral obligation?), which come her way in her role as editor of "The Review of Applied Ethics. And sometimes she becomes interested in problems that are, quite frankly, none of her business--including some that are best left to the police. Such is the case when the plucky, irrepressibly curious Isabel sees a young man plunge to his death from the upper circle of the Edinburgh Concert Hall. When she learns that the dead man was an experienced climber and had been investigating misdoings at his brokerage firm, the fall begins to seem to her less and less like an accident. Determined to find out the truth about the man's death, and despite the best advice of her morally upright housekeeper, Grace, Isabel enters a moral labyrinth that might have stymied even Kant--all the while meddling in the unsatisfactory love life of her favorite niece. Filled with endearingly thorny characters and a Scottish atmosphere as dense and savory as oatmeal, "The Sunday Philosophy Club is irresistible, and Isabel Dalhousie the most delightful literary sleuth since Precious Ramotswe.
Introducing Isabel Dalhousie the heroine of the latest bestselling series from the author of the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency. Isabel, the editor of the Review of Applied Ethics and an occasional detective, has been accused of getting involved in problems that are, quite frankly, none of her business. In this first installment, Isabel is attending a concert in the Usher Hall when she witnesses a man fall from the upper balcony. Isabel can' t help wondering whether it was the result of mischance or mischief. Against the best advice of her no-nonsense housekeeper Grace, her bassoon playing friend Jamie, and even her romantically challenged neice Cat, she is morally bound to solve this case. Complete with wonderful Edinburgh atmosphere and characters straight out of a Robert Burns poem, The Sunday Philosophy Club is a delightful treat from one of our most beloved authors.
Isabel Dalhousie thinks often of friends, sometimes of lovers, and on occasion of chocolate. As an Edinburgh philosopher she is certain of where she stands. She can review a book called In Praise of Sin with panache and conviction, but real life is... well, perhaps a bit more challenging - particularly when it comes to her feelings for Jamie, a younger man who should have married her niece, Cat. Jamie's handsomeness leaves Isabel feeling distinctly uneasy, and ethically disturbed. I am a philosopher', she thinks, 'but I am also a woman . And more disturbance is in store. When Cat takes a break in Italy, Isabel agrees to run her delicatessen. One of the customers, she discovers, has recently had a heart transplant and is now being plagued by memories that cannot be rationally explained and which he feels do not belong to him. Isabel is intrigued. So intrigued that she finds herself rushing headlong into a dangerous investigation. But she still has time to think about the things that possess her - things like love and friendship, and, of course, temptation. The last of these comes in many forms - chocolate, for example, or seductive Italians
Isabel Dalhousie thinks often of friends, sometimes of lovers, and on occasion of chocolate. As an Edinburgh philosopher she is certain of where she stands. She can review a book called In Praise of Sin with panache and conviction, but real life is... well, perhaps a bit more challenging - particularly when it comes to her feelings for Jamie, a younger man who should have married her niece, Cat. Jamie's handsomeness leaves Isabel feeling distinctly uneasy, and ethically disturbed. 'I am a philosopher', she thinks, 'but I am also a woman'. And more disturbance is in store. When Cat takes a break in Italy, Isabel agrees to run her delicatessen. One of the customers, she discovers, has recently had a heart transplant and is now being plagued by memories that cannot be rationally explained and which he feels do not belong to him. Isabel is intrigued. So intrigued that she finds herself rushing headlong into a dangerous investigation. But she still has time to think about the things that possess her - things like love and friendship, and, of course, temptation.
In this second novel in the Sunday Philosophy Club, Isabel Dalhousie's niece, Cat (she of the unsuitable boyfriends) is invited to a wedding in Italy. This means that Isabel is left in charge of Cat's delicatessen - a task to which the redoubtable moral philosopher proves more than equal. She is intrigued by the customers, of course, given her irrepressible tendency to take an interest in the business of others, and one man in particular attracts her attention. He is recovering from heart surgery - a heart transplant in fact - and when Isabel gets to know him a bit better he reveals an extraordinary aspect of being the recipient of another's heart. Isabel is drawn into an investigation of the facts behind the transplant, with disturbing results. Her enquiries take time, but not so much time as to prevent romantic entanglements, both for Isabel and her housekeeper, Grace. And as for chocolate - that proves to have some very interesting philosophical ramifications - at least in the mind of Isabel Dalhousie.
Introducing Isabel Dalhousie the heroine of the latest bestselling series from the author of the No. 1 Ladies'Detective Agency. Isabel, the editor of the Review of Applied Ethics and an occasional detective, has been accused of getting involved in problems that are, quite frankly, none of her business. In this first installment, Isabel is attending a concert in the Usher Hall when she witnesses a man fall from the upper balcony. Isabel can't help wondering whether it was the result of mischance or mischief. Against the best advice of her no-nonsense housekeeper Grace, her bassoon playing friend Jamie, and even her romantically challenged neice Cat, she is morally bound to solve this case. Complete with wonderful Edinburgh atmosphere and characters straight out of a Robert Burns poem, The Sunday Philosophy Club is a delightful treat from one of our most beloved authors.
Edinburgh. Genteel home to ladies who lunch, attend concerts and art exhibitions, and who do good by stealth. Ladies such as Isabel Dalhousie. But behind its regimented Georgian facades, Edinburgh's moral compasses are spinning with greed, lust and murderous intent. Isabel knows this, and rather relishes it. An accomplished philosopher and editor of the Review of Applied Ethics, she knows all about the difference between good and bad. Which is why she is an amateur sleuth. And why instinct tells her that the man who tumbled to his death in front of her eyes after a concert in the Usher Hall didn't fall. He was pushed.
In this delightful second installment in Alexander McCall Smith's best-selling new detective series, the irrepressibly curious Isabel Dalhousie, editor of the Review of Applied Ethics, gets caught up in an affair of the heart--this one a transplant. When Isabel's niece, Cat, asks Isabel to run her delicatessen while she attends a wedding in Italy, Isabel meets a man with a most interesting problem. He recently had a heart transplant and is suddenly plagued with memories of events that never happened to him. The situation appeals to Isabel as a philosophical question: Is the heart truly the seat of the soul? And it piques her insatiable curiosity: Could the memories be connected with the donor's demise? Of course, Grace--Isabel's no-nonsense housekeeper--and Isabel's friend Jamie think it is none of Isabel's business. Meanwhile, Cat brings home an Italian lothario, who, in accordance with all that Isabel knows about Italian lotharios, shouldn't be trusted . . . but, goodness, he is charming. That makes two mysteries of the heart to be solved--just the thing for Isabel Dalhousie.
Amateur sleuth Isabel Dalhousie is a philosopher who uses her training to solve unusual mysteries. She edits the Review of Applied Ethics - addressing such questions as 'Truth telling in sexual relationships' - & she also hosts The Sunday Philosophy Club at her house in Edinburgh. Behind the city's Georgian facades its moral compasses are spinning with greed, dishonesty & murderous intent. Instinct tells Isabel that the young man who tumbled to his death in front of her eyes at a concert didn't fall. He was pushed. The Sunday Philosophy Club marks new territory - but familiar moral ground - from the author of The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency. With Isabel Dalhousie Alexander McCall Smith introduces a new & pneumatic female sleuth to tackle murder, mayhem - & the mysteries of life. As her hero WH Auden maintained, classic detective fiction stems from a desire for an uncorrupted Eden which the detective, as an agent of God, can return to us. But then Isabel, being a philosopher, has a thing or two to say about God as well.
Introducing Isabel Dalhousie the heroine of the latest bestselling series from the author of the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency. Isabel, the editor of the Review of Applied Ethics and an occasional detective, has been accused of getting involved in problems that are, quite frankly, none of her business. In this first installment, Isabel is attending a concert in the Usher Hall when she witnesses a man fall from the upper balcony. Isabel can't help wondering whether it was the result of mischance or mischief. Against the best advice of her no-nonsense housekeeper Grace, her bassoon playing friend Jamie, and even her romantically challenged niece Cat, she is morally bound to solve this case. Complete with wonderful Edinburgh atmosphere and characters straight out of a Robert Burns poem, The Sunday Philosophy Club is a delightful treat from one of our most beloved authors.
Amateur sleuth Isabel Dalhousie is a philosopher who also uses her training to solve unusual mysteries. Isabel is Editor of the Review of Applied Ethics - which addresses such questions as 'Truth telling in sexual relationships' - and she also hosts The Sunday Philosophy Club at her house in Edinburgh. Behind the city's Georgian facades its moral compasses are spinning with greed, dishonesty and murderous intent. Instinct tells Isabel that the young man who tumbled to his death in front of her eyes at a concert in the Usher Hall didn't fall. He was pushed. The Sunday Philosophy Club marks new territory - but familiar moral ground - from the author of The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency. With Isabel Dalhousie Alexander Mccall Smith introduces a new and pneumatic female sleuth to tackle murder, mayhem - and the mysteries of life. As her hero WH Auden maintained, classic detective fiction stems from a desire for an uncorrupted Eden which the detective, as an agent of God, can return to us. But then Isabel, being a philosopher, has a thing or two to say about God as well.
In this second novel in The Sunday Philosophy Club, Isabel Dalhousie's niece, Cat (she of the unsuitable boyfriends) is invited to a wedding in Italy. This means that Isabel is left in charge of Cat's delicatessen - a task to which the redoubtable moral philosopher proves more than equal. She is intrigued by the customers, of course, given her irrepressible tendency to take an interest in the business of others, and one man in particular attracts her attention. He is recovering from heart surgery - a heart transplant in fact - and when Isabel gets to know him a bit better he reveals an extraordinary aspect of being the recipient of another's heart. Isabel is drawn into an investigation of the facts behind the transplant, with disturbing results. Her enquiries take time, but not so much time as to prevent romantic entanglements, both for Isabel and her housekeeper, Grace. And as for chocolate - that proves to have some very interesting philosophical ramifications - at least in the mind of Isabel Dalhousie.
So begins the first book in a wonderful new series from the author of the best-selling and beloved "No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency novels. Isabel Dalhousie is fond of problems, particularly those of a philosophical variety (Is hypocrisy always bad? What are the limits of moral obligation?), which come her way in her role as editor of "The Review of Applied Ethics. And sometimes she becomes interested in problems that are, quite frankly, none of her business--including some that are best left to the police. Such is the case when the plucky, irrepressibly curious Isabel sees a young man plunge to his death from the upper circle of the Edinburgh Concert Hall. When she learns that the dead man was an experienced climber and had been investigating misdoings at his brokerage firm, the fall begins to seem to her less and less like an accident. Determined to find out the truth about the man's death, and despite the best advice of her morally upright housekeeper, Grace, Isabel enters a moral labyrinth that might have stymied even Kant--all the while meddling in the unsatisfactory love life of her favorite niece. Filled with endearingly thorny characters and a Scottish atmosphere as dense and savory as oatmeal, "The Sunday Philosophy Club is irresistible, and Isabel Dalhousie the most delightful literary sleuth since Precious Ramotswe.
Introducing Isabel Dalhousie the heroine of the latest bestselling series from the author of the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency. Isabel, the editor of the Review of Applied Ethics and an occasional detective, has been accused of getting involved in problems that are, quite frankly, none of her business. In this first installment, Isabel is attending a concert in the Usher Hall when she witnesses a man fall from the upper balcony. Isabel can' t help wondering whether it was the result of mischance or mischief. Against the best advice of her no-nonsense housekeeper Grace, her bassoon playing friend Jamie, and even her romantically challenged neice Cat, she is morally bound to solve this case. Complete with wonderful Edinburgh atmosphere and characters straight out of a Robert Burns poem, The Sunday Philosophy Club is a delightful treat from one of our most beloved authors.
Isabel Dalhousie thinks often of friends, sometimes of lovers, and on occasion of chocolate. As an Edinburgh philosopher she is certain of where she stands. She can review a book called In Praise of Sin with panache and conviction, but real life is... well, perhaps a bit more challenging - particularly when it comes to her feelings for Jamie, a younger man who should have married her niece, Cat. Jamie's handsomeness leaves Isabel feeling distinctly uneasy, and ethically disturbed. I am a philosopher', she thinks, 'but I am also a woman . And more disturbance is in store. When Cat takes a break in Italy, Isabel agrees to run her delicatessen. One of the customers, she discovers, has recently had a heart transplant and is now being plagued by memories that cannot be rationally explained and which he feels do not belong to him. Isabel is intrigued. So intrigued that she finds herself rushing headlong into a dangerous investigation. But she still has time to think about the things that possess her - things like love and friendship, and, of course, temptation. The last of these comes in many forms - chocolate, for example, or seductive Italians
Isabel Dalhousie thinks often of friends, sometimes of lovers, and on occasion of chocolate. As an Edinburgh philosopher she is certain of where she stands. She can review a book called In Praise of Sin with panache and conviction, but real life is... well, perhaps a bit more challenging - particularly when it comes to her feelings for Jamie, a younger man who should have married her niece, Cat. Jamie's handsomeness leaves Isabel feeling distinctly uneasy, and ethically disturbed. 'I am a philosopher', she thinks, 'but I am also a woman'. And more disturbance is in store. When Cat takes a break in Italy, Isabel agrees to run her delicatessen. One of the customers, she discovers, has recently had a heart transplant and is now being plagued by memories that cannot be rationally explained and which he feels do not belong to him. Isabel is intrigued. So intrigued that she finds herself rushing headlong into a dangerous investigation. But she still has time to think about the things that possess her - things like love and friendship, and, of course, temptation.
In this second novel in the Sunday Philosophy Club, Isabel Dalhousie's niece, Cat (she of the unsuitable boyfriends) is invited to a wedding in Italy. This means that Isabel is left in charge of Cat's delicatessen - a task to which the redoubtable moral philosopher proves more than equal. She is intrigued by the customers, of course, given her irrepressible tendency to take an interest in the business of others, and one man in particular attracts her attention. He is recovering from heart surgery - a heart transplant in fact - and when Isabel gets to know him a bit better he reveals an extraordinary aspect of being the recipient of another's heart. Isabel is drawn into an investigation of the facts behind the transplant, with disturbing results. Her enquiries take time, but not so much time as to prevent romantic entanglements, both for Isabel and her housekeeper, Grace. And as for chocolate - that proves to have some very interesting philosophical ramifications - at least in the mind of Isabel Dalhousie.
Introducing Isabel Dalhousie the heroine of the latest bestselling series from the author of the No. 1 Ladies'Detective Agency. Isabel, the editor of the Review of Applied Ethics and an occasional detective, has been accused of getting involved in problems that are, quite frankly, none of her business. In this first installment, Isabel is attending a concert in the Usher Hall when she witnesses a man fall from the upper balcony. Isabel can't help wondering whether it was the result of mischance or mischief. Against the best advice of her no-nonsense housekeeper Grace, her bassoon playing friend Jamie, and even her romantically challenged neice Cat, she is morally bound to solve this case. Complete with wonderful Edinburgh atmosphere and characters straight out of a Robert Burns poem, The Sunday Philosophy Club is a delightful treat from one of our most beloved authors.
Edinburgh. Genteel home to ladies who lunch, attend concerts and art exhibitions, and who do good by stealth. Ladies such as Isabel Dalhousie. But behind its regimented Georgian facades, Edinburgh's moral compasses are spinning with greed, lust and murderous intent. Isabel knows this, and rather relishes it. An accomplished philosopher and editor of the Review of Applied Ethics, she knows all about the difference between good and bad. Which is why she is an amateur sleuth. And why instinct tells her that the man who tumbled to his death in front of her eyes after a concert in the Usher Hall didn't fall. He was pushed.
In this delightful second installment in Alexander McCall Smith's best-selling new detective series, the irrepressibly curious Isabel Dalhousie, editor of the Review of Applied Ethics, gets caught up in an affair of the heart--this one a transplant. When Isabel's niece, Cat, asks Isabel to run her delicatessen while she attends a wedding in Italy, Isabel meets a man with a most interesting problem. He recently had a heart transplant and is suddenly plagued with memories of events that never happened to him. The situation appeals to Isabel as a philosophical question: Is the heart truly the seat of the soul? And it piques her insatiable curiosity: Could the memories be connected with the donor's demise? Of course, Grace--Isabel's no-nonsense housekeeper--and Isabel's friend Jamie think it is none of Isabel's business. Meanwhile, Cat brings home an Italian lothario, who, in accordance with all that Isabel knows about Italian lotharios, shouldn't be trusted . . . but, goodness, he is charming. That makes two mysteries of the heart to be solved--just the thing for Isabel Dalhousie.
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Editions
The Sunday Philosophy Club
(1 September 2004, Random House Large Print, USA [English])ISBN-10: 0375434267 ISBN-13: 9780375434266 - English
Pages: 432; Hardcover
The Sunday Philosophy Club
(28 September 2004, Random House USA Inc, USA [English])ISBN-10: 0375422986 ISBN-13: 9780375422980 - English
Pages: 247; Size: 222 X 146; hardback
The Sunday Philosophy Club
(1 October 2004, Time Warner AudioBooks, GBR [English])ISBN-10: 1405500514 ISBN-13: 9781405500517 - English
Audio Cassette
The Sunday Philosophy Club
(2004, Recorded Books [English])ISBN-10: 1419302604 ISBN-13: 9781419302602 - English
Analog Audio Cassette
The Sunday Philosophy Club
(12 December 2004, Recorded Books, United States [English])ISBN-10: 1402590601 ISBN-13: 9781402590603 - English
Audio Cassette
The Sunday Philosophy Club - Isobel Dalhousie Novels
(16 September 2004, Not Avail, GBR [English])ISBN-10: 0316728179 ISBN-13: 9780316728171 - English
Pages: 288
The Sunday Philosophy Club
(2004, Anchor Books [English])ISBN-10: 1400096243 ISBN-13: 9781400096244 - English
Ppb.
The Sunday Philosophy Club
(12 July 2005, Vintage Canada, CAN [English])ISBN-10: 0676976654 ISBN-13: 9780676976656 - English
Pages: 256; Ppb.
The Sunday Philosophy Club
(2004, Knopf Canada [English])ISBN-10: 0676976891 ISBN-13: 9780676976892 - English
Pages: 247; Hardcover
The Sunday Philosophy Club
Phyllis Logan(16 September 2004, Time Warner AudioBooks, GBR [English])
ISBN-10: 1405500522 ISBN-13: 9781405500524 - English
The Sunday Philosophy Club
(1 October 2004, Little, Brown and Company, GBR [English])ISBN-10: 0316729566 ISBN-13: 9780316729567 - English
Pages: 288; Ppb.
The Sunday Philosophy Club
(2004, Recorded Books [English])ISBN-10: 1419302612 ISBN-13: 9781419302619 - English
Compact Disc
The Sunday Philosophy Club
(12 December 2004, Recorded Books, United States [English])ISBN-10: 1402590628 ISBN-13: 9781402590627 - English
CD - Standard format
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate (Isabel Dalhousie Series #2)
(1 January 2005, Recorded Books, LLC [English])ISBN-10: 1419348949 ISBN-13: 9781419348945 - English
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(2005, Anchor Books [English])ISBN-10: 030727683X ISBN-13: 9780307276834 - English
Broschiert
The Sunday Philosophy Club - Isobel Dalhousie Novels
Pramila Venkateswaran(13 June 2005, Little, Brown Book Group, GBR [English])
ISBN-10: 0349118698 ISBN-13: 9780349118697 - English
Pages: 304; Size: 198 X 126
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(1 September 2005, Little, Brown Book Group Limit, GBR [English])ISBN-10: 0356241971 ISBN-13: 9780356241975 - English
Other book format
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(2005, Recorded Books [English])ISBN-10: 1419343300 ISBN-13: 9781419343308 - English
Analog Audio Cassette
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(20 September 2005, Pantheon [English])ISBN-10: 0375423923 ISBN-13: 9780375423925 - English
The Sunday Philosophy Club
(4 July 2005, Bbc Audiobooks, GBR [English])ISBN-10: 1405620064 ISBN-13: 9781405620062 - English
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(29 August 2006, Vintage Books, CAN [English])ISBN-10: 0676976662 ISBN-13: 9780676976663 - English
Pages: 288; Ppb.
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(1 September 2005, Random House USA Inc, USA [English])ISBN-10: 0375435476 ISBN-13: 9780375435478 - English
Pages: 402; Hardcover
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
Phyllis Logan(5 September 2005, Time Warner AudioBooks, GBR [English])
ISBN-10: 1405500549 ISBN-13: 9781405500548 - English
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(1 July 2005, Bbc Audiobooks, GBR [English])ISBN-10: 1405612274 ISBN-13: 9781405612272 - English
hardback
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate: Book 2 in the Sunday Philosophy Club series
(20 September 2005, Knopf Canada [English])ISBN-10: 0676976905 ISBN-13: 9780676976908 - English
Pages: 272; Hardcover
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate: the Sunday Philosophy Club
(5 September 2005, Little, Brown Book Group Limit, GBR [English])ISBN-10: 0356242633 ISBN-13: 9780356242637 - English
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate (Isabel Dalhousie Series #2)
(1 January 2005, Recorded Books, LLC [English])ISBN-10: 1419348922 ISBN-13: 9781419348921 - English
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate: The Sunday Philosophy Club
(1 August 2005, Little, Brown and Company, GBR [English])ISBN-10: 0316729779 ISBN-13: 9780316729772 - English
Pages: 288; Hardcover
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(2005, Recorded Books [English])ISBN-10: 1419343297 ISBN-13: 9781419343292 - English
Compact Disc
The Sunday Philosophy Club
(26 July 2005, Alfred A. Knopf, USA [English])ISBN-10: 1400077095 ISBN-13: 9781400077090 - English
Pages: 247; Size: 207 X 134; Paperback / softback
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(20 September 2005, Pantheon Books, USA [English])ISBN-10: 0375422994 ISBN-13: 9780375422997 - English
Pages: 261; Size: 213 X 149; hardback
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(1 October 2005, Time Warner AudioBooks, GBR [English])ISBN-10: 1405500530 ISBN-13: 9781405500531 - English
Audio Cassette
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(5 September 2005, Little, Brown Book Group Limit, GBR [English])ISBN-10: 1405503017 ISBN-13: 9781405503013 - English
Pages: 360
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate - Isobel Dalhousie Novels
(5 September 2005, Little, Brown Book Group, GBR [English])ISBN-10: 0316727806 ISBN-13: 9780316727808 - English
Pages: 288; Size: 234 X 153
Sunday Philosophy Club
(1 June 2005, Little, Brown Book Group Limit, GBR [English])ISBN-10: 034911868X ISBN-13: 9780349118680 - English
Pages: 304; paperback
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(1 January 2006, W. F. Howes Limited, GBR [English])ISBN-10: 1845050541 ISBN-13: 9781845050542 - English
hardback
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(27 July 2006, Little, Brown Book Group Limit, GBR [English])ISBN-10: 0356245624 ISBN-13: 9780356245621 - English
Pages: 304
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(1 June 2006, Little, Brown Book Group Limit, GBR [English])ISBN-10: 0349119171 ISBN-13: 9780349119175 - English
Pages: 297; hardback
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate - Isobel Dalhousie Novels
Lorna Jenner(27 July 2006, Little, Brown Book Group, GBR [English])
ISBN-10: 0349118043 ISBN-13: 9780349118048 - English
Pages: 304; Size: 198 X 126
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(1 January 2006, Hear A Book Service (Tasmania), AUS [English])ISBN-10: 1741337275 ISBN-13: 9781741337273 - English
Audio, cassette
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(1 July 2006, Recorded Books, LLC, USA [English])ISBN-10: 1846325137 ISBN-13: 9781846325137 - English
Pages: 7; hardback
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(29 August 2006, Anchor Books, USA [English])ISBN-10: 1400077109 ISBN-13: 9781400077106 - English
Pages: 261; paperback
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate
(1 May 2006, Bbc Audiobooks, GBR [English])ISBN-10: 1405612282 ISBN-13: 9781405612289 - English
paperback
The Sunday Philosophy Club
(2008, Hachette Digital, United Kingdom [English])ISBN-10: 0748110747 ISBN-13: 9780748110742 - English
Pages: 304; Electronic book text
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate (Isabel Dalhousie, Bk 2)
(Pantheon Books [French])ISBN-10: 2744183504 ISBN-13: 9782744183508 - French
Pages: 286; Hardcover; Cover price: 15,95 EUR
Amis, Amants, Chocolat
(2006, Fides, Editions [French])ISBN-10: 2762127475 ISBN-13: 9782762127478 - French
Amis, Amants, Chocolat
(5 October 2006, Deux Terres (Editions des) [French])
ISBN-10: 2848930330 ISBN-13: 9782848930336 - French
Pages: 250; Broché
Amis, amants, chocolat
(18 October 2007, 10/18 [French])ISBN-10: 2264044012 ISBN-13: 9782264044013 - French
Pages: 254; Cover price: 7,80 EUR
Le Club Des Philosophes Amateu. Testo in lingua francese
(2007, Pocket [French])ISBN-10: 2264044004 ISBN-13: 9782264044006 - French
Cover price: €10,20
In Edinburgh ist Mord verboten: Miss Isabel und der Club der Sonntagsphilosophen: BD 1
Thomas Stegers(19 August 2004, Karl Blessing Verlag [German])
ISBN-10: 3896672630 ISBN-13: 9783896672636 - German
Pages: 288; Gebundene Ausgabe
1 • 2
Languages: English (44) French (5) Italian (4) German (2)
Countries: USA, GBR, United States, CAN
Bindings: Hardcover, hardback, Audio Cassette, Analog Audio Cassette, Ppb., Compact Disc, CD - Standard format, Broschiert, Other book format
Publication years: 2004-2008
Pages: 7-432
Death at Rainy Mountain (by Mardi Oakley Medawar)
Countries: USA, GBR, United States, CAN
Bindings: Hardcover, hardback, Audio Cassette, Analog Audio Cassette, Ppb., Compact Disc, CD - Standard format, Broschiert, Other book format
Publication years: 2004-2008
Pages: 7-432
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