Killer Dolphin

Killer Dolphin

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Format Paperback
Pages 288
Language English
Published Jul 15, 1999
Publisher St. Martin's
ISBN-10 0312970102
ISBN-13 9780312970109
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Peregrine Jay, a seasoned theatre director, finds himself unexpectedly at the helm of the eerily gothic Dolphin Theatre, a space steeped in history and mystery. The recent gift from an enigmatic benefactor sparks both excitement and unease within him. As he navigates the theatre's decaying corridors, strange occurrences begin to unravel the shadows of the past, hinting at secrets and intrigues yet to be discovered.

As reopening night approaches, tensions rise with the return of the theatre's quirky cast, each bearing their own peculiarities and hidden motives. Among them is a uniquely talented actor whose mysterious aura captivates the audience but masks intricate entanglements. An atmosphere thick with ambition reigns, where rivalries ignite and passions clash in the pursuit of artistic perfection—or perhaps something more sinister.

When an abrupt and tragic event shakes the company, Peregrine must confront not only the uncertainty of his theatrical aspirations but also the lurking danger that threatens to engulf him and his troupe. Amid the chaos that ensues, a web of deceit emerges, challenging him to unearth the truth behind the chilling murder that intertwines with the very essence of the Dolphin Theatre itself. Each unraveling layer reveals more than just the horrors of the stage; it unveils the dark undercurrents of human ambition and betrayal.

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