'It was Bingley who broke the silence. "Some more music, if you please Miss Georgiana, if you are not too tired, but please finish your tea first. We must not impose on your kindness."' P. D. James reads an extract from her eagerly awaited new whodunnit, Death Comes to Pemberley.

Death Comes to Pemberley: An Extract Read by P. D. James

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Death Comes to Pemberley: An Extract Read by P. D. James

Death Comes to Pemberley: An Extract Read by P. D. James