The Avengers : Lost episodes, volume 4

The Resource The Avengers : Lost episodes, volume 4
Label
The Avengers : Lost episodes, volume 4
Title remainder
Lost episodes
Title part
volume 4
Statement of responsibility
Anthony Howell, Julian Wadham, Lucy Briggs-Owen
Title variation
Lost episodes
Contributor
Adapter
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Genre
Language
eng
Summary
Steed and Dr Keel return to action in these four recreations of classic lost episodes: 1. Kill the King By James Mitchell, adapted by John Dorney When the King of an unstable Far Eastern country visits the UK to sign an oil treaty, Steed is assigned to his protection and discovers that assassins lurk around every corner. 2. A Change of Bait By Lewis Davidson, adapted by John Dorney Carol's landlord has got into a lot of trouble with a shipment of bananas and a crooked businessman. Fortunately Steed and Keel are hot on the heels of insurance fraudsters and might just be able to save him... 3. Hunt the Man Down By Richard Harris, adapted by Justin Richards When Frank Preston is released from prison the race is on to find his hidden loot. Can Steed and Keel survive warring gangsters to return the stolen property and rescue a kidnapped Carol? 4. Dead of Winter By Eric Paice, adapted by John Dorney When the frozen body of a Neo-Nazi is discovered at the docks, Steed and Keel get involved with a fascist organisation developing an apocalyptic plan
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technical information on music
Cataloging source
Midwest
Dewey number
791.45/72
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not applicable
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not applicable
Literary text for sound recordings
fiction
PerformerNote
Performed by Anthony Howell, Julian Wadham and Lucy Briggs-Owen
Series statement
Avengers: The Lost Episodes
Series volume
bk. 4
Target audience
adult
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not applicable

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Context of The Avengers : Lost episodes, volume 4

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