Fatal Attraction
by Bernard Slade


What readers are saying
Readers find the thriller adaptation engaging with its twisty plot and intriguing character dynamics. Many appreciate the author's ability to blend mystery with entertainment, even those who typically do not favor stage mysteries.
Synopsis
Thriller.
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Morgan Richards Blair's husband. Mid-forties. Attractive. |
Tony Lombardi an intense, kinetic thirty-five. |
Sergeant Doris Aylesworth thirties. Pleasant-looking, bright, nice sense of humor. |
Lieutenant Gud Braden a flawed, idosyncratic wreck of a men in his early fifties. |
Maggie Stratten 35-45. Very beautiful, warm, likeable. |
Blair Griffin a fragile looking child-woman in her mid-thirties. |
Publication
Fatal Attraction is a mystery play written by Bernard Slade and published by Samuel French in New York (1986).
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