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Enemy Within

Name: Enemy Within
Brand: C & R Crime
SKU: 40318237
Price: 1766 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: James Craig
ISBN: 9781472106513

An Inspector Carlyle Novella

James Craig

Language

English

E-book Adobe ePub DRM

Publishers C & R Crime, December 2012

Yorkshire, June 1984: War is raging between the police and striking mine workers. New recruit John C... Full description

Libristo code: 40318237

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Yorkshire, June 1984: War is raging between the police and striking mine workers. New recruit John Carlyle is sent up from London to man the picket lines. But when seventy-eight year old rose grower and political activist Beatrice Slater is found dead, the young constable's tour of duty takes a dramatic turn. With the internal security service watching his every move, local police chief Rob Holt is under pressure to make a quick arrest. Carlyle finds himself drawn into a murder investigation that gets more complicated by the day. Was Slater's death a robbery gone wrong? Or was she silenced because of her support for the strike?