At Bertram's Hotel

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Tucked away in a Mayfair cul-de-sac, Bertram's Hotel was an island of Edwardian England in the heart of swinging London, where dowager duchesses, country clergymen - and impressionable Americans - could still find glowing coal fires and cold grouse for breakfast. It was the perfect setting for Miss Jane Marple. But it was a most inappropriate place for flamboyant Bess Sedgwick. And unthinkable as the centre of a web of crime ...