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Dead Letters Joan Lock

Dead Letters By Joan Lock

Dead Letters by Joan Lock


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It is a beautiful warm August day in 1880: perfect weather for the annual Metropolitan Police Annual Fete held at Alexandra Palace. Inspector Best is summoned to uncover the identity of 'Quicksilver' who has sent an anonymous note threatening to cause an horrific explosion at the event.

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Dead Letters: An Inspector Best Mystery 3 by Joan Lock

It is a beautiful warm August day in 1880: perfect weather for the annual Metropolitan Police Annual Fete held at Alexandra Palace. Inspector Best is summoned to uncover the identity of 'Quicksilver' who has sent an anonymous note threatening to cause an horrific explosion at the event. When a second note is received and its threats become increasingly confusing with their literary allusions, Best seeks out the help of Helen Franks, a close friend from the past. However, is Quicksilver really intent on causing mass injury on this fine day, or is his desire of a more personal nature?

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Readers get a good first-hand look at the challenges law enforcers faced more than a century ago that are not so different from what we face in our day. --Publishers Weekly web exclusive

About Joan Lock

Joan Lock is an ex-policewoman and the author of eight non-fiction books. She has been a regular contributor to the police press and the journal of the Crime Writers' Association.

Additional information

GOR010584817
9780750956574
0750956577
Dead Letters: An Inspector Best Mystery 3 by Joan Lock
Used - Like New
Paperback
The History Press Ltd
20120201
224
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The book has been read, but looks new. The book cover has no visible wear, and the dust jacket is included if applicable. No missing or damaged pages, no tears, possible very minimal creasing, no underlining or highlighting of text, and no writing in the margins

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