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    The Gentleman Shopkeeper: A Mystery Novel
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    The Gentleman Shopkeeper: A Mystery Novel

    By D. V. Haines

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    An over-respectable shopkeeper in an English country-town fears he will be accused of killing a wheel-clamper.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTroubador Publishing Ltd
    Release dateApr 28, 2017
    ISBN9781788038201
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    The Gentleman Shopkeeper: A Mystery Novel
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    D. V. Haines

    D. V. Haines is a retired technical writer and lives in East Sussex. He specialised in high-fidelity tape-recordings of speech. After writing his first book about an audio drama-recording, he became a leading contributor to the popular magazines devoted to audio. This is David’s third book published by Matador, following Enjoyable Motoring (2015), and The Gentleman Shopkeeper (2017).

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