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The Hornville Museum in Widdlington is a stunning place to visit, especially if you like looking at taxidermy created by someone with a disinterest in making sure the front half of the creature matches the back half. But then the lights go out, and when they come back on again, the famous Widdlington Eagle, a... |
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A dead body has been found, washed up on the bank of the River Thames. DCI Tannahill has a bit of trouble identifying the body, given that someone has thoughtlessly removed the body's head and hands. One thing does concern Tannahill though - written on the victim's forearm is the address of Tannahill's girlfriend, the... |
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After being somewhat disappointed with The False Inspector Dew, I was determined to give Peter Lovesey another try, so I figured Bloodhounds, featuring Lovesey's current series detective, Superintendent Peter Diamond and also a locked room mystery - in fact the whole book could be seen as a tribute to John Dickson Carr. Shirley-Ann Miller joins... |
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London, 1889, and Dr James Mortimer is in need of the help of Sherlock Holmes. His friend, Sir Charles Baskerville, is dead, apparently scared to death outside Baskerville Hall, his home on Dartmoor. His family is haunted by the curse of a devil hound and Mortimer found giant canine paw prints near the body. With... |
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