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Geoffrey McSkimming
390 pages
Summary: Phyllis Wong, a clever and resourceful young magician and amateur sleuth, finds herself embroiled in a mystery nearly as old as time when she discovers one of her great-grandfather's conjuring secrets! Someone has sold a number of incredibly valuable first editions of Shakespeare's collected plays at The House of Wendlebury antique auction house and Chief Inspector Inglis suspects foul play. These rare first folios are in mint condition, but are not forgeries. Where on earth could they have come from? Has a crime been committed? Luckily Phyllis Wong is on the case. But when a famously lost Shakespearean play is scheduled to be auctioned, Phyllis suspects villainy which is seeping into today from the 17th century. How can she convince Chief Inspector Inglis what's going on? Surely this is something that has to be seen to be believed? (Allen and Unwin)
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