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"A Rainha Isabel II aguarda com expectativa a tradicional reunîo natal̕cia com a fam̕lia em Sandringham quando uma descoberta chocante interrompe os planos das f̌rias: uma m̂o decepada foi encontrada numa praia pr̤xima da propriedade. E o mais perturbador ̌ que a monarca reconhece a v̕tima - Edward St Cyr - a partir do seu anel com sinete... Enquanto os jornalistas especulam sobre o crime, Isabel II comėa discretamente a refl etir sobre o assunto. Com a ajuda de Rozie, a sua assistente privada, a monarca mergulha na obscuridade que rodeia este caso medìtico. H̀ algǔm no pac̕fi co condado de Norfolk que parece ter um segredo pelo qual vale a pena matar, e a Rainha est̀ determinada a solucionar este misťrio - mesmo que isso signifi que descobrir que o assassino est̀ mais pr̤ximo do que imaginava." --
"Queen Elizabeth II is looking forward to a traditional Christmas gathering with her family in Sandringham when a shocking discovery interrupts holiday plans. A severed hand has been found, but even more unsettling, she recognizes the signet ring still attached to a finger. It belongs to a scion of the St Cyr family, her old friends from nearby Ladybridge Hall. Despite the personal connection, the Queen wants to leave the investigation to the police, that is, until newspapers drag her name into the matter. As reporters speculate about the proximity of the crime to the Crown and the police fail to investigate a suspicious accident on her doorstep, Elizabeth quietly begins to mull over the mystery herself. With help from her Assistant Private Secretary, Rozie Oshodi, she delves into the interlocking layers of fact and fiction surrounding the high-profile case. Someone in the quiet county of Norfolk seems to have a secret worth killing for, and the Queen is determined to find out who and what that is, even if that means discovering that someone in her close circle is a murderer." --