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Murder In The Chateau: An Eleanor Roosevelt Mystery
 
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Murder In The Chateau: An Eleanor Roosevelt Mystery (Mass Market Paperback)

by Elliott Roosevelt (Author)
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Continuation of the Eleanor Roosevelt series, written by her son, in which the First Lady investigates the murder of an anti-Nazi German colonel in 1941.
Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.


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First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt solves another perplexing mystery, this time while conducting a delicate diplomatic mission for her husband. Sent by F.D.R. to a luxurious chateau in Vichy France in order to attend a clandestine meeting between Free French leaders and German military officials dedicated to toppling Hitler's regime, Mrs. Roosevelt becomes ensnared in a dangerous game of international intrigue. When a high-ranking SS officer is murdered in the chateau, his death must be shrouded in secrecy and concealed from all the participants in the conference. Unaccustomed to thwarting the authorities, Mrs. Roosevelt agrees to participate in the cover-up, undertaking her own investigation and placing her own well-being in jeopardy. An entertaining historical mystery featuring a unique and incomparable heroine. Margaret Flanagan --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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4.0 out of 5 stars A Gracious Murder Mystery, April 19 2001
By George Webster, Ph.D., (Orlando, FL USA) - See all my reviews
It is June of 1941. The United States is at peace, but war is only six months ahead. President Roosevelt asks his wife, Eleanor to represent him at a secret meeting of leaders plotting to overthrow Hitler to stop the spread of war. After American agents slip her into a chateau in German-occupied France, she finds that the plotters include German Field Marshall Erwin Rommel, SS Colonel Artur Brandt, and French General Paul Rousseau. Just as the conference begins, Eleanor Roosevelt finds Colonel Brandt murdered. This could destroy the conference and bring the SS down on them. She keeps the murder secret while she sets about to solve it in the gracious, but astute, manner that we see in other books of the Eleanor Roosevelt series. This is not a thriller that grabs you and won't let go. Instead, the writing is easy-going, with a minimum of gratuitous violence and gore. It's strong point is the true picture of America and Americans in the quiet days before war came to the United States. Elliott Roosevelt was there, and his insight alone makes the book worth reading.
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