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The Comfort of Saturdays

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The Comfort of Saturdays
AuthorAlexander McCall Smith
LanguageEnglish
SeriesThe Sunday Philosophy Club Series
SubjectIsabel Dalhousie
GenreFiction
PublisherLittle Brown
Publication date
2 October 2008
Publication placeUnited Kingdom
Media typeHardback
Pages234
ISBN978-1-4087-0065-5
Preceded byThe Careful Use of Compliments 
Followed byThe Lost Art of Gratitude 

The Comfort of Saturdays is the fifth book in The Sunday Philosophy Club Series by Alexander McCall Smith.[1] It was published in the U.S. as The Comforts of a Muddy Saturday.

Plot

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A chance conversation draws Isabel Dalhousie into the case of a doctor, believed by his wife to have been unfairly disgraced in an affair of a dangerous drug.[2]

Her niece, Cat, is on holiday, leaving Isabel to run the delicatessen and attempt to get closer to, and possibly help, Cat's assistant, Eddie, whom she believes to have been damaged by something in his past.[3]

Somewhat to Isabel's disquiet, her fiancé, Jamie, strikes up a friendship with an arrogant American composer.[4]

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