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| − | '''The Code of the Vavasors''' is a book by [[Jonathan Pinnock]]. It is the sixth in the [[Mathematical Mystery Series|Mathematical Mystery]] series and will be published by [https://farragobooks.com Farrago Books] in April | + | '''The Code of the Vavasors''' is a book by [[Jonathan Pinnock]]. It is the sixth in the [[Mathematical Mystery Series|Mathematical Mystery]] series and will be published by [https://farragobooks.com Farrago Books] in April 2024. |
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Latest revision as of 23:15, 8 January 2024
| The Code of the Vavasors | |
|---|---|
 First edition | |
| Author | Jonathan Pinnock |
| Cover artist | kid-ethic |
| Language | English |
| Publisher | Farrago Books |
| Publication date | 2024 |
| ISBN | 978-1-78842-4-356 |
| Preceded by | The Code of the Vavasors |
The Code of the Vavasors is a book by Jonathan Pinnock. It is the sixth in the Mathematical Mystery series and will be published by Farrago Books in April 2024.
Blurb
Tom Winscombe and Dorothy Chan are on a mission to crack a code, and to do that they need to find a dongle hidden in an alpaca figurine that used to belong to the famed dead mathematical geniuses, the Vavasor twins.
Their search leads them to a secretive mathematical retreat at a country house. While there, various members of the party succumb to a succession of bizarre fatal accidents. Will Tom and Dorothy succeed in their mission – and get out alive?
Critical Reception
We'll find out very soon.
