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Give My Regrets to Broadway: A Chet Gecko Mystery (Chet Gecko)

from the tattered casebook of Chet Gecko, private eye

Bruce Hale

June 15, 2004 · Hardcover · Harcourt · 136 pp

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First edition · ISBN 9780152167004 · English · US · Dewey [Fic] 22 · LC PZ7.H1295 Gi 2004

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It's no mystery: Chet Gecko can't sing. He can't dance. He can't act. Heck, he can't even actnormal. So why would he take the lead in Mr. Ratnose's musical version of Shakespeare'sOmlet, Prince of Denver? A new case, naturally. The original leading man has disappeared, and something smells rotten in the realm of Ratnose. Did the third-act lip-lock with Shirley Chameleon scare him away? Or is foul play afoot? One thing's for certain: This mystery won't be over until the fat gecko--er, lady--sings.

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