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    Empty Vessels
    Empty Vessels
    Empty Vessels
    Audiobook7 hours

    Empty Vessels

    Written by Marina Pascoe

    Narrated by Ben Allen

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    About this audiobook

    Meet Inspector George Bartlett and Constable Archibald Boase in their first investigation together. In the closing months of 1921, Bartlett and Boase have a missing girl on their Falmouth patch. Before long they find themselves drawn into a murder investigation when another girl is found dead on a local beach. We meet the Pengelly family, unwittingly drawn in through their daughter's involvement with the prime murder suspect and find ourselves involved in mysterious goings-on at Penvale Manor. Deception and disguise come together in the final spectacular and surprising showdown when the killer is revealed.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMagna Story Sound
    Release dateJun 1, 2016
    ISBN9781785021893
    Empty Vessels
    Author

    Marina Pascoe

    Marina Pascoe is a Falmothian with a lifelong interest in crime and history, having read her first Agatha Christie at the age of ten and becoming hooked!Having written several books about the history of her home county, and more recently gaining a Masters degree in Regional Histories, marina Pascoe had, for many years, hoped to see an historical murder mystery set against the backdrop of her home town, Falmouth. Having waited patiently, she decided to write a series of her own, The Bartlett and Boase Mysteries.

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