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Fred Archer was born in the Evesham village of Ashton-under-Hill in 1915. Originally a farmer, he turned to writing as a form of therapy following a car accident and has since written more than 20 books on village life: the first, entitled The Distant Scene, was published in 1967. A popular after-dinner speaker, Fred has taken part in many radio and television programmes and for a number of years featured in Jeannine McMullen’s TV series, A Small Country Living. Fred Archer now lives in South Devon.
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In an effort to rejuvenate his flagging career, novelist Ethelred Tressider embarks on a "research trip" to Egypt. No sooner has the cruise on the Nile begun, however, than events quickly unravel: an attempt is made on Ethelred's life; the boat's engine explodes, and a passenger is found murdered. As the boat drifts out of control, suspicion falls on everyone aboard - including Ethelred.
